29 August 2023
The Dunning-Kruger Effect
Cognitive Biases are widespread, and we're mostly unaware of them. The Dunning-Kruger effect is about…
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29 August 2023
Cognitive Biases
Cognitive Biases There are many Cognitive Biases, many more than most people realise. If you want to…
18 February 2023
Team Building with Communication with The College of Public Speaking
Team Building with Communication Team building relates to identifying and leveraging individual team…
06 May 2022
Educational Hub Membership
The College of Public Speaking 2006 Ltd is proud to be an associate of the Educational Hub. By invitation,…
23 April 2022
Why it’s ok to hold authentic subjective opinions
On our 5-day Discovery Public Speaking Courses, we dive deep into debating and explore a handful of interesting…
27 May 2020
How To Be An Exceptional Trainer Trainer
How to be exceptional on our Trainer the Trainer Courses There is a story that often does the rounds…
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