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Practice Interview Event - March 2024 - 50 Million Voices Practice Interview Event - 4-7 March 2024Applications now open!The Practice Interview Event will be taking place 4-7 March online. Any questions please email: [email protected] Application FormInterviewer Application Form Please read before applying How it works and your commitm...

Public speaking is one of the most commonly held fears and being heard in a group can be tough. Have you ever been in a team meeting and found it difficult to get your point across, often being interrupted by other, louder personalities?

Many people have. That’s why in this article I’ll outline three quick tips that will help you be heard and maintain your listeners’ attention.

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* Concerned about your speech or your child’s speech?
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* Are you wanting to modify your accent to speak clearer?

Book your assessment during March and receive 20% off your initial assessment:
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I often get asked by parents, "Will my child grow out of his/her unclear speech?" It's natural for to be concerned about your Childs development. That's why we've put together a short guide on how to know whether your Childs speech clarity is a problem...

Will My Child Grow Out of his Unclear Speech? — Voice Culture Speech Therapy Often friends and family will tell you,  “Don’t worry about your child’s speech. They will grow out of it.”  Will they? Yes, sometimes … but not always. Sometimes speech clarity can be the result of underlying problems that need to be addressed.