Communicate with Influence
Master the art of persuasive speaking through our unique BREADTalk method. We help children Be Real, Express, And Deliver impactful messages inspired by the world-class style of TEDTalks.
Whether sharing facts or theories, our students learn the recipe to bake their ideas into presentations that are fresh, engaging, and authentic.
How Great Speakers Command Attention
Our curriculum helps students turn curiosity into confident, influential communication through clear ideas, emotional connection, and authentic delivery.
Through our BREAD (Be Real, Express And Deliver) Framework, learn how to organise ideas clearly with a strong opening, supporting points, and a memorable conclusion.
Discover how to capture audience’s attention from the start using questions, surprising facts, relatable quotes, and impactful openings.
Explore how descriptive words, rhetorical questions, and comparisons can make messages more convincing and engaging.
Learn to use sensory language and relevant personal experiences to help audiences connect with ideas more deeply.
Aside from just hooks, learn to use storytelling, visuals, and expressive delivery techniques to make presentations more interesting and memorable.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What progress will I see in my child?
Parents often notice improvements in their child’s ability to:
- Express opinions more confidently
- Elaborate on ideas more clearly
- Speak with greater structure and purpose
- Use examples and reasoning more effectively
- Communicate more confidently in discussions and presentations
Over time, many students also become more comfortable influencing, explaining and expressing themselves in everyday situations.
What is a "Hook," and why is it considered the most important part of starting a persuasive talk?
- Asking thought-provoking questions
- Sharing surprising facts
- Using vivid descriptions
- Presenting relatable situations or emotions
In what ways does the curriculum teach students to use sensory language to persuade?
What are persuasive speaking classes like?
Lessons are interactive and discussion-based, with students participating in activities such as:
- Opinion-sharing discussions
- Persuasive speaking exercises
- Constructing arguments with evidence
- Group discussions and roleplay
- Structured speech practice
- Handling audience questions
Students are encouraged to think critically, support their ideas with reasoning and communicate in a clear and engaging way.