Public Speaking Why Public Speaking? Public Speaking means speaking up — in class, on stage, and for yourself. It is using your voice to express your thoughts intentionally and powerfully.Stage presence will carry students through important milestones, such as admissions interviews for:Private SchoolsCollegeGraduate SchoolsCareers Public Speaking for Kids Children become confident learners, able to articulate and discuss their ideas with classmates, teachers, and other adults.Children synthesize their ideas into compelling arguments, well-supported by appeals to emotion and logic. Efficient learning becomes a vital skill.Children feel comfortable and capable of advocating for themselves in class discussions, group projects, and one-on-one sessions with their teachers.Help your child develop a strong foundation for communication today. Sign up for our learning center’s Public Speaking classes. Browse By Grade With strong public speaking skills, our students: Find value in their voiceBuild confidence and efficiency in learningUnderstand the nuances of speechCraft a compelling stage presenceEmerge from the majority Public Speaking Classes GRADES 3–10 Class format: 1-hour class, once a week Speaking boldly and clearly has never been more important.In our Public Speaking course, students project their voices, make eye contact, and make their presence known, whether in person or through the computer screen. Our innovative course teaches students to effectively argue a strong stance, be persuasive, and hold an audience rapt with any topic they choose.Minimum of four students, maximum of eight students per class. Class Schedule Register Today Public Speaking Classes PS-1 (Grades 3–5) For elementary school students ready to hone their presentation and public speaking skillsEmphasis on the fundamentals of public speaking PS-2 (Grades 5–7) Incoming students can hold effective eye contact with their audience, give a speech with calm body language, operate their computer and camera equipment for optimal speaking conditions, and write speeches independently.For students who have completed PS-1 PS-3 (Grades 6–8) Incoming students can confidently hold eye contact, use their hands as a speech tool, and present intentional body language. With the fundamentals mastered, students are ready to tackle longer and more complex speeches.For students who have completed PS-2 PS-4 (Grades 7–10) Incoming students can write an effective and persuasive speech, can self-critique and offer constructive peer feedback, and have a strong stage presence. Students are ready to take their presentation skills to the next level with improvisational, notes-based speeches and with tools such as slideshows..For students who have completed PS-3 VSA Future Public Speaking Speeches Ready to Enroll Your Child? Experience premium-quality education both in person aand within the comfort of your home. Sign up with VSA Future Learning Center today! Enroll Now