Why TFLC's Public Speaking course? 

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A question that adults love to ask children is,

" What do you want to be when you grow up ? "

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No matter where their hopes and dreams take them --  to the silver screen as an actor, to the head of an organization as a leader, or to outer space as an astronaut --  chances are that they will have to speak in front of people at some point in their lives. 

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Early exposure to public speaking benefits children throughout their professional careers.  

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TFLC has designed a comprehensive  course to inspire young minds to become the future leaders that the world needs.

 

Our course will help them communicate in an articulate and eloquent manner, using correct body language and effective storytelling techniques. Children will learn how to organize their thoughts, write them down creatively and deliver memorably. 

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At the end of each course, students will have the option to appear for the RSL Performance Arts Awards Certification exam. 

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PAA’s Public Speaking qualifications from Premiere to Grade 8 will positively influence the learner’s communication skills, confidence, and employability.

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Recognition, regulation and the value of RSL qualifications

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RSL advocates an open access approach to qualifications, providing a range of syllabuses, designed to accommodate a wide variety of learners of different ages, experience and levels of achievement. RSL Public Speaking qualifications are listed on the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF) in England by the Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation (Ofqual). RSL is committed to maintaining and improving its reputation for excellence by providing high quality education and training through its syllabuses, examinations, music and resources. 

 

RSL Graded Examinations in Public Speaking are tailor-made to support and encourage learners of all levels and abilities and are accessible to learners from all countries and cultures. Possessing effective skills in communication and speaking in public can boost confidence, increase employability skills, and have a hugely positive impact on a learner’s future life and career. 

 

Learners taking an RSL qualification will not only gain practical communication and presenting skills, but are also encouraged to reflect on their work and the preparation process, developing their understanding of the material used and the creative choices made.

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UCAS points

UCAS points are available at grades 6, 7 and 8, supporting students' progression onto university courses, or for a career in the performing arts industry.