Workshops offered are as follows: PSLE Oral Exam Prep, DSA Interview Coaching, Public Speaking Pri 1-5.
Category: Workshops
WHY Singapore Performing Arts Festival & Fringe event this Saturday – 9 April 2022
J Carter Centre for Public Speaking has been supporting the Singapore Performing Arts Festival since its early inception. Every year, our communication skills students will participate in several categories. The experience has expanded their skill sets in the area of public speaking and helped them gain confidence in the area of performance. We look forward to working together with the organisers MSWorks in this year’s event.
J Carter Centre for Public Speaking – March 2022 Workshops
J Carter Centre for Public Speaking – March 2022 Workshops
Nov/Dec 2020 Holiday Workshops-Early Bird Specials
Holiday workshops are a great way for students to learn new skills in the area of performing in front of an audience or to excel in speaking festivals and competitions.
The Art of Speaking – A Course that Created Winners at SPAF 2019!
“You are all winners because you had the courage to perform in front of an audience!”
June Holidays Workshops 2018: Public Speaking Works!
Let your child learn a valuable new skill this June holidays. Sign up for our signature workshop – PUBLIC SPEAKING … More
New Communication Skills Classes for Semester 2, 2018 – July to November.
Due to overwhelming response to Semester 2 starting in July 2018, we have decided to add more classes for the next semester.
HELP! MY CHILD HAS A FEAR OF PUBLIC SPEAKING!
In our 9 years of teaching over 1000 students from different schools, we realised that only ONE thing separates an inspiring speaker from an average one when it comes to communication.
June Holiday Workshops: Oral Exam Preparation for Primary students
Do your children have difficulty reading fluently or hold a conversation on general knowledge subjects?
Recommended Workbooks for GAT & HAST (Abstract Reasoning) Tests
Every year, thousands of students sit for the GAT or HAST test in order to gain entry to IP schools. This is usually the first phase of the DSA selection process and if your child is unable to test well for this segment, he/she will not move on to the next phase of the process.
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