We’ve all been there and done it. Said something that we wished we hadn’t. Or said something that just didn’t quite come out right. It’s a case of, “Did I really say that?”  We’ve collected a few examples of these expressions from the world of public speaking, presentations and public relations. In some cases you can

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Did I Really Say That?

Time to Market has been delivering presentation skills training and public speaking coaching for professionals and businesses in Scotland since 2001. We operate from a number of central city sites, with easy transport links.Whether you need one-to-one coaching, a corporate training day for your team, an executive coaching session or a public speaking refresher, we

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Presentation Skills Training & Public Speaking Coaching in Scotland

Presentation training course business, Time to Market, has announced the availability of its new training centre for presentation training in Surrey. Now open for skills-based development, the Camberley training location boasts a full suite of audio-visual support tools, wireless LAN internet access and comfortable training premises in the heart of Camberley’s business district. With extensive

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Presentation Training in Surrey

On USA Presidential Election Day 2008 an independent and anonymous survey has found that 59% of American voters believe that public speaking skills are back in fashion…the result of presidentially speaking candidates. In a vigorous election campaign noted for its public speeches and debates some 53% of those surveyed stated that the wave of presidentially

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Presidentially Speaking in the USA

When it comes to preparing a presentation the beginning is the most time-consuming part. That’s certainly the highlight of a recent Time to Market survey on presentation preparation techniques. Survey: Presentation Preparation Techniques In the survey we asked our respondents about their PowerPoint presentation preparation techniques, the amount of time they took and where they

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Presentation Preparation Techniques

In this anonymous survey we asked people about their best and worst presentation ever and their general experiences of public speaking and presenting. A clear 50% of respondents had their best presentation at a conference. In close second place, a third of those surveyed, had their best event in the Board Room. Where it counts, perhaps. A

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Worst Presentation Ever

Our pre-occupation with British budget speeches is well-founded. Not least, because it’s a time to digest unwelcome news about tax hikes on just about everything. And, of course, a time to hear about training and welfare initiatives…and the roll-out of Universal Credit. It’s also a time to calculate who are the winners and who are

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British Budget Speeches

Two thirds of presenters noted that they experienced presentation nerves when asked to speak for a pre-determined time by a conference organiser. That’s a nervousness with the fixed time limit. In an anonymous survey by Time to Market, presenters were asked for their views about presenting for a set period of time. Presentation Nerves When Speaking For

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Presentation Nerves Uncovered

In an age of mass electronic communication it’s a wonder that the power of the spoken word appears unchecked. When we depend on iPhones, BlackBerries, blogs and Bluetooth for our information, the spoken word retains its strength. What place for PowerPoint presentation skill, you might ask. But it’s not only information that we need in

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PowerPoint Presentation Skill