The SPEAK Toolkit is a training course available in physical and digital formats, as well as an open-access resource on partner organizations’ websites. It uses public speaking with an entrepreneurial approach to help adults at risk of unemployment and exclusion. The intended audience is NGOs, social workers, educators, and operators. The training format was developed through structured research, identifying educational needs and best practices in partner countries. The consortium created a training format that helps overcome challenges in communication and dynamics in the labor market.
“The SPEAK Tutorial is a free resource of videos aimed at helping adults develop public speaking skills in an entrepreneurial context. It includes 5 animated videos, 4 digital tools, and 5 expert talks. The main topics covered are what public speaking is, why it’s important, and how it applies to entrepreneurship. It was created with help from experts in personal development and local partners. The intended audience is educators, NGO staff, and socioeconomically excluded adults.
The ‘Guide To SPEAK’ is an invaluable resource for both educators and learners, providing practical advice, guidelines, and methodologies to help you achieve your public speaking goals. It’s the perfect complement to any curriculum, providing a reference manual that outlines the lessons learned, expected results, learning outcomes, and sample educational contexts. You can choose to have it in either physical or digital format, making it an essential tool for anyone looking to enhance their public speaking skills.
It is a comprehensive web platform that features multilingual content from IOs 1, 2, and 3. Through the innovative online public speaking program, it is aimed to equip learners with essential skills and knowledge using an entrepreneurial approach. The program is designed with various educational modules that cater to adult education and promote the development of effective public speaking skills.
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