KidTalk – World-class presentation coaching
for the next generation of presenters

Public speaking is the world’s top fear — and for many adults, it starts with a bad experience when they were young. That’s why it’s so important to teach kids strong communication skills early.

When children learn to speak with confidence before fear sets in, they’re far more likely to grow into great communicators and leaders. Presentation training can be a powerful boost to a kids confidence and development.

A skill and asset that they will keep for the rest of their life.

When kids are growing up, strong communication skills make a big difference — in confidence, friendships, and future success. Audience Alive’s presentation training for kids helps build those skills early, in a fun and supportive way.

We teach kids (ages 8 and up) how to create exciting presentations and explain ideas clearly — whether to one person or a whole group. Along the way, they’ll pick up key public speaking and visual storytelling skills that will stay with them for life.

From beginner tips to more advanced techniques, we make learning fun and creative — because when kids enjoy the process, they learn faster and shine brighter.

Presentation Skills for Kids with Audience Alive — confidence that lasts a lifetime

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Build communication skills and confidence

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Capture the audience’s attention

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Develop charisma

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Write their own speech

Make supporting visuals

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Public speaking

“Let’s teach our kids to present with impact – a skill that will carry them forward in life”

Content

The Story mountain

Use amazing analogies

Ban Bullet Points

Use Images

Dress up numbers

Delivery

Get confidence

Be passionate

Start strong

Keep it short

Make good eye contact

Voice – prosody, pitch, projection

Interactivity

Start with a question

Fun engagement tools like catchbox (throwable mic)

Gamify your presentation with a quiz

Have a debate

Campfire

Trainer Profile: John Quinn

Raised and educated in Ireland, Johnny has sat through more bad presentations than he’d care to remember. It was during one of these boring business meetings that Johnny decided on a career to banish “Death-by-PowerPoint.”  In 2001 he started www.satellite.ae in Dubai and expanded his business in 2010 to incorporate a new brand www.audiencealive.com

In 2015 John decided to move to Queenstown, NZ and grow the presentology market in the region.  In this video John explains presentology: Click here to view

Got Questions? The answers are here:

Can you really coach kids to present better?

Yes, we can coach kids. Actually, it’s easier to coach kids, because we help them create a positive belief system and attitudes towards themselves and others during a period when they have a high ability to absorb. We fit the style and pace of the program to the age and situation of the child, so they just enjoy some time talking about themselves and think it’s a lot of fun. We do it before they start getting frustrated with themselves and their world, so they don’t have to “unlearn” as much as adults do. In fact, when coaching adults, we find that they refer to childhood memories of bad experiences. So if we can fix this at source we hope to create a better generation of future presenters.

From what age can you coach kids?

We believe that children are gifted and that they can do amazing things that grown-ups don’t expect them to do. We’ve coached kids in schools as early as 8 years of age. We use games suitable for their age to activate in them positive thinking, curiosity, sense of security in their surrounding, trust and confidence. We work with them to develop their confidence of being heard in front of groups of people, working on their confidence, vocal range, and body language.

How do you coach kids?

Children learn best while they play, because the new knowledge is associated with fun. We bring into our child coaching 20 years of experience in teaching through gamification, coupled with extensive knowledge of the learning process. We assess their communication style and find the best way for each of them to absorb information and we present the program in the way that suits them best.

What is the difference between child coaching and teaching or educating?

Teaching is about introducing knowledge and skills in preparation for some unknown use later. Education is typically about introducing knowledge and skills about specific values and about what’s socially acceptable. Unfortunately, this usually means that education is externally motivated for many young people. Child presentation coaching, on the other hand, is about gaining control over your confidence, mind & body to be an effective communicator. Kids see this as ‘being brave’!  It deals with the things that are important to them, not to somebody else. This makes kids coaching incredibly effective, because they can see positive results right away and this encourages them to continue, so they get better and better results. At the same time, their confidence grows, until they feel they can handle just about anything.

What is your professional background?

John Quinn delivers our child presentation coaching. John has been teaching and coaching presenters since 2001. John is the owner of https://audiencealive.com/ . John holds a current New Zealand police warrant, Level 2 first aid certificate  and is a leader in New Zealand Scouts. John is also an executive leader of New Zealand Toastmasters and has taught in New Zealand schools and Dubai colleges where he was based for 20 years. John is a public speaker on advanced presentation techniques, learning through gamification, graphic design, & communication styles. He currently lives in Queenstown, New Zealand with his wife Jacquie, children Cara and Aran, Sparky the dog, four ponies and two alpacas. John is passionate about improving the next generation of presenters.  You can read more about John here:  https://audiencealive.com/john-quinn/

How long is the kids coaching Program?

The kids coaching program is over 3 one hour sessions. John will introduce the concepts during each session covering: Handling the fear of presenting and gaining confidence, developing a presenter voice, and using body language. In most cases, the 3 one hour sessions are enough to provide a foundation for the child for years to come. You can read more about the program here: https://audiencealive.com/presentation-training/presentation-training-for-kids/

How can I book a place for my child?

Simply get in touch with us and we will arrange a time for the sessions.  Contact us.

Get in Touch!

 

Call us on +64(0)2102944734 or

Email: sales@audiencealive.com