Trinity College London Digital Exams: Public Speaking (Communication Skills)!
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See below for levels offered and what is required for each exam:
Grade 5:
Recommended for students who have previously sat Grade 4 TCL or are 12+ years of age.
Prepare and perform a presentation including audio/visual aids in support of a particular cause or charity.
Write and deliver a current news story with audio/visual aids and answer questions from different audience perspectives.
Engage in an interview-style discussion about the preparation and delivery of your presentations.
Development of vocal and physical skills for public speaking.
Grade 6:
Recommended for students who have previously sat for Grade 5 TCL or are 14+ years of age.
Earn up to 12 UCAS points.
Prepare and deliver a presentation with audio/visual aids on an idea for a business enterprise, social event, or creative endeavor.
Prepare CV for a job or training course or opportunity and participate in a mock interview.
Discuss the content and potential delivery of a previously unseen speech.
Display development and knowledge of vocal and physical skills for public speaking.
Grade 7:
Recommended for students who have previously sat for Grade 6 TCL or are 15+ years of age.
Earn up to 16 UCAS points.
Prepare and deliver a presentation on a social issue and answer questions from different audience perspectives.
Discuss the content and delivery of an unseen advertisement including visuals, audio, messaging, and the medium for relaying the advertisement.
Express and explain personal views on a social or political issue provided in the exam.
Display development and knowledge of vocal and physical skills for public speaking.
Grade 8:
Recommended for students who have previously sat Grade 7 TCL or are 16+ years of age.
Earn up to 30 UCAS points.
Prepare and present a presentation, including audio/visual aides on an aspect of the communication process in advertising, politics, or education.
Identify and reflect on the range of communication skills used in advertising, politics or education.
Give a public address for an unknown situation.
Give an overview of a contentious issue from current affairs, social media or politics. Discuss, and explains both sides of the argument and the issues involved with the arguments.
Display development and knowledge of advanced vocal and physical skills for public speaking, and show understanding of an effective rehearsal process..
See below for levels offered and what is required for each exam:
Grade 5:
Recommended for students who have previously sat Grade 4 TCL or are 12+ years of age.
Prepare and perform a presentation including audio/visual aids in support of a particular cause or charity.
Write and deliver a current news story with audio/visual aids and answer questions from different audience perspectives.
Engage in an interview-style discussion about the preparation and delivery of your presentations.
Development of vocal and physical skills for public speaking.
Grade 6:
Recommended for students who have previously sat for Grade 5 TCL or are 14+ years of age.
Earn up to 12 UCAS points.
Prepare and deliver a presentation with audio/visual aids on an idea for a business enterprise, social event, or creative endeavor.
Prepare CV for a job or training course or opportunity and participate in a mock interview.
Discuss the content and potential delivery of a previously unseen speech.
Display development and knowledge of vocal and physical skills for public speaking.
Grade 7:
Recommended for students who have previously sat for Grade 6 TCL or are 15+ years of age.
Earn up to 16 UCAS points.
Prepare and deliver a presentation on a social issue and answer questions from different audience perspectives.
Discuss the content and delivery of an unseen advertisement including visuals, audio, messaging, and the medium for relaying the advertisement.
Express and explain personal views on a social or political issue provided in the exam.
Display development and knowledge of vocal and physical skills for public speaking.
Grade 8:
Recommended for students who have previously sat Grade 7 TCL or are 16+ years of age.
Earn up to 30 UCAS points.
Prepare and present a presentation, including audio/visual aides on an aspect of the communication process in advertising, politics, or education.
Identify and reflect on the range of communication skills used in advertising, politics or education.
Give a public address for an unknown situation.
Give an overview of a contentious issue from current affairs, social media or politics. Discuss, and explains both sides of the argument and the issues involved with the arguments.
Display development and knowledge of advanced vocal and physical skills for public speaking, and show understanding of an effective rehearsal process..
Location
Online from New Zealand
About Me
Raised in a performing arts family, there isn't an area I haven't dabbled in. Music, dance, even circus arts! I have tried it all, however drama and public speaking have always been my main interest. I completed my first diploma with Trinity College London before leaving high school. My goal is to teach all kinds of arts education in an accessible format.
Education
Bachelor of Arts Cultural Anthropology and Classical Studies
Trinity College London ATCL
Currently completing higher education in teaching and performing arts.
Trinity College London ATCL
Currently completing higher education in teaching and performing arts.
Experience / Qualifications
Full-time self-employed teaching locally for 3 years, internationally 1 year, with students in Asia, North America and Australasia
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Teenagers (13-17 years old)
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60 minutes
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