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2-Day Dare To Speak™ Public Speaking Programme for Executives & Professionals

2-Day Dare To Speakā„¢ Public Speaking Programme for Executives & Professionals
Azmi Shahrin

2-Day Dare To Speak Public Speaking Programme for Executives & Professionals

20 & 21 August 2011 (Sat & Sun)
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
@ Shah's Village Hotel, Lorong Sultan, Petaling Jaya
Registration fee: RM 1,100 (early bird RM 900 by 29 July 11)
SPECIAL RAMADAN OFFER FOR MUSLIMS: RM 360 (5 seats only)
Read more / View flyer


2-Day Speak Right! English Pronunciation Programme

8 & 9 October 2011 (Sat & Sun)
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
@ Qualine Edu Success, Sunway Mentari Business Centre
Registration fee: RM 800 (early bird RM 600 by 16 Sept 11)
Read more / View flyer


1-Day The Complete Presenter: Mastering PowerPoint &
Visual Aids - open to graduates of Dare To Speak only (6 places only)

12 November 2011 (Sat)
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
@ Qualine Edu Success, Sunway Mentari Business Centre
Registration fee: RM 700 (early bird RM 525 by 21 Oct 11)
Read more


2-Day Dare To Speak Public Speaking Programme for Secondary School Students

19 & 20 November 2011 (Sat & Sun, school holidays)
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
@ Pusat Tuisyen Kurnia, Aman Suria (near Kelana Jaya)
Registration fee: RM 600 (early bird RM 450 by 28 Oct 11)
Read more / View flyer


2-Day Dare To Speak Public Speaking Programme for Primary School Children

3 & 4 December 2011 (Sat & Sun, school holidays)
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
@ Pusat Tuisyen Kurnia, Aman Suria (near Kelana Jaya)
Registration fee: RM 520 (early bird RM 390 by 11 Nov 11)
Read more / View flyer


2-Day Dare To Speak Public Speaking Programme for College & University Students

10 & 11 December 2011 (Sat & Sun)
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
@ Qualine Edu Success, Sunway Mentari Business Centre
Registration fee: RM 720 (early bird RM 540 by 18 Nov 11)
Read more / View flyer


Kursus Kemahiran Berpidato Bebas Bersuara (2 Hari)

17 & 18hb. Disember 2011 (Sabtu & Ahad)
9 pagi hingga 5 petang
@ Wisma Norbaya, Desa Melawati, Kuala Lumpur
Yuran: RM 800 (RM 600 utk pendaftaran awal sebelum 25 Nov 11)
Maklumat lanjut / Baca risalah


Contact us now to reserve a seat - enquiries@ProSkillsTrainers.com or 012-3508844 (Sandy Tan). 10 places only for each course.


The Dare To Speak™ Public Speaking Programme is for everyone!! (Bahasa Malaysia version available!)


Dare To Speak™ for Executives & Professionals
Registration fee: RM 1,050, early bird RM 850


6 & 7 November 2010 - Sat & Sun (early bird by 15 Oct 10)
- View flyer
- Read reports of past sessions

10 & 11 January 2011 - Mon & Tues (early bird by 18 Dec 10)
12 & 13 March 2011 - Sat & Sun (early bird by 18 Feb 11)
9 & 10 May 2011 - Mon & Tues (early bird by 16 Apr 11)
2 & 3 July 2011 - Sat & Sun (early bird by 10 June 11)
20 & 21 August 2011 - Sat & Sun (early bird by 29 July 11)
14 & 15 November 2011 - Mon & Tues (early bird by 22 Oct 11)


Dare To Speak™ for College & University Students
Registration fee: RM 720, early bird RM 540


11 & 12 December 2010 - Sat & Sun (early bird by 19 Nov 10)
- View flyer
- Read reports of past sessions
16 & 17 July 2011 - Sat & Sun (early bird by 24 June 11)
10 & 11 December 2011 - Sat & Sun (early bird by 18 Nov 11)


Dare To Speak™ for Secondary School Students
Registration fee: RM 600, early bird RM 450


20 & 21 November 2010 - Sat & Sun (early bird by 29 Oct 10)
- View flyer
- Read reports of past sessions


Dare To Speak™ for Primary School Children
Registration fee: RM 520, early bird RM 390


27 & 28 November 2010 - Sat & Sun (early bird by 5 Nov 10)
- View flyer
- Read reports of past sessions


The programme runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on both days.
The fee is inclusive of workbook, lunch & 2 tea breaks for 2 days.


There are 10 places only for each session. Please hurry to register if you are interested.


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Mastering the use of PowerPoint & visual aids is indispensable to your success!


Already attended the Dare To Speak Public Speaking Programme? Complete your repertoire of skills by attendingThe Complete Presenter™: Mastering PowerPoint & Visual Aids


You will learn to: 1) Craft great PowerPoint slides, 2) Present powerfully with PowerPoint, and 3) Use other types of visual aids (mainly whiteboard and flipchart).


Full Course Outline here: View as HTML / Download PDF


This 1-day programme is open to graduates of Dare To Speak only!!


The Complete Presenter™: Mastering PowerPoint & Visual Aids
Registration fee: RM 700, early bird RM 525


26 February 2011 - Sat (early bird by 4 Feb 11)
- Read reports of past sessions
21 May 2011 - Sat (early bird by 29 Apr 11)
19 November 2011 - Sat (early bird by 28 Oct 11)


The programme runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The fee is inclusive of workbook, lunch & 2 tea breaks.


There are 6 places only for each session. Please hurry to register if you are interested.


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Singkirkan rasa gementar! Berucap dengan bertenaga, bergaya dan berkeyakinan!


Program Dare To Speak juga ditawarkan dalam Bahasa Malaysia dengan diberi nama Kursus Kemahiran BerpidatoBebas Bersuara!


Dalam kursus ini anda akan mempelajari kaedah:

Mengatasi darah gemuruh
Menyusun ucapan
Menggunakan bahasa tubuh untuk mengukuhkan pesanan anda
Mempelbagaikan suara anda untuk menambah keberkesanan
Menggunakan perkataan dan sebutan yang betul
Dan lain-lain...

Ciri-ciri lain kursus ini adalah seperti untuk Dare To Speak. Jurulatihnya sama iaitu En. Azmi Shahrin.


Ringkasan Kursus di sini: Baca dlm HTML / Muat turun PDF


Kursus Kemahiran Berpidato Bebas Bersuara
Yuran: RM 800, pendaftaran awal RM 600


16 & 17hb. Oktober 2010 - Sabtu & Ahad (pdtr awal sblm 25 Sept 10)
- Baca risalah
- Baca laporan kursus-kursus yang lepas
11 & 12hb. Jun 2011 - Sabtu & Ahad (pdtr awal sblm 20 Mei 11)
3 & 4hb. Disember 2011 - Sabtu & Ahad (pdtr awal sblm 11 Nov 11)


Waktu kursus

ialah dari 9 pagi hingga 5 petang pada kedua-dua hari.


Yuran merangkumi buku kerja, makan tengahari, minum pagi & minum petang untuk 2 hari.


10 tempat sahaja. Siapa cepat, dia dapat! Daftar


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Do you speak English but sound like a Malay, Chinese or Indian trying to speak English?That's because you are using sounds from your mother tongue instead of the right English sounds!


Any cure? Yes, let us introduce you to the Speak Right!™ English Pronunciation Programme!


In this programme you will learn to:

Read the International Phonetic Alphabet
Say b, d, g, k, p & t correctly
Use the "inverted e", the most common sound in English
Say th, v & z correctly
Distinguish long & short sounds
Speak in phrases

In short, you will discover the common pronunciation errors made by Malaysians and learn the short cuts to sound dramatically better in 2 days!

The UNIQUE ADVANTAGES of our programme:

Small class size (max 10)
80% of time spent in actual practice
Specially written workbook

Full Course Outline here: View as HTML / Download PDF


The trainer for Speak Right!is also Azmi Shahrin. Azmi says:
"Many people tell me I sound good when I speak English. But they seldom are able to identify the cause. The reason I sound good is because I pronounce every word correctly."


Speak Right!™ English Pronunciation Programme
Registration fee: RM 800, early bird RM 600


15 & 16 January 2011 - Sat & Sun (early bird by 24 Dec 10)
- View flyer
- Read reports of past sessions
9 & 10 April 2011 - Sat & Sun (early bird by 18 Mar 11)
8 & 9 October 2011 - Sat & Sun (early bird by 16 Sept 11)


The programme runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on both days.
The fee is inclusive of workbook, lunch & 2 tea breaks for 2 days.


There are 10 places only for each session. Please hurry to register if you are interested.


About The Trainer


The trainer Azmi Shahrin is a distinguished and active member ofToastmasters International, the world's no. 1 public speaking and self-development organization. In the last 6 years as a full-time trainer, Azmi has trained over 5,500 adults and students to develop public speaking, communication and leadership skills. Besides conducting training for Toastmasters and programmes for the public, he has trained for Petronas, Tourism Malaysia, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Higher Education, Ministry of Defence, University of Malaya... read more.




How to Register

1. Please contact us and provide your name, e-mail & contact no. and state the programme and the dates that you are interested in. You may contact us atenquiries@ProSkillsTrainers.com or 012-3508844 (Sandy Tan).

2. We will confirm the programme details including the applicable fee.

3. Please bank in or transfer the fee amount to our MBB (Maybank) account. The a/c name is PROSKILLS TRAINERS and the a/c no. is 5122 3133 5187. Please inform us after you make the payment.

4. In case you cannot make it to the programme, there is no refund but you may transfer the fee you have paid to a future session (qualifier). However, you still need to inform us at least 24 hours before the programme commences to qualify for the transfer.

5. The organizer reserves the right to cancel the programme due to unforeseen circumstances. In this event, a full refund of the fee will be made.


Please do not hesitate to contact us if you require further information or clarification.


The programmes above are open to the public. Companies etc. wishing to conductDare To Speak, The Right Sound™, Kursus Kemahiran Berpidato or any other programme for their staff are most welcome contact us.

13 February, 2011

Azmi Shahrin @ Kementerian Kerja Raya

Azmi Shahrin recently taught Kursus Pengurusan Majlis Cemerlang at the Kementerian Kerja Raya on 10-11 Feb 2011. There were 64 participants. It was great fun and the participants can now manage events effectively.

Here are several photos from my album at https://picasaweb.google.com/azmishahrin6/KursusPengurusanMajlisCemerlangKementerianKerjaRaya1011Feb2011#








Azmi Shahrin012-9198557~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Learn and improve your Presentation Skills at ProSkills Trainers - www.ProSkillsTrainers.comCheck out my Collection of the Greatest Speeches ever - www.PublicSpeakingMagic.blogspot.comNever mind the posturing and just look ifour Malaysian leaders inspire you with their rhetorics - www.MalaysianRhetoric.blogspot.comJadilah ahli Kelab Pidato Perdana dan pelajari kaedah berpidato - www.PidatoPerdana.comLawat blog Kelab Pidato Perdana untukmembaca laporan aktiviti terkini kami -www.PidatoPerdana.blogspot.comCome and join Extol Toastmasters whichis probably the coziest ToastmastersClub in USJ, Subang Jaya & Sunway - www.toastmasters.wikia.com/wiki/Extol_Toastmasters_ClubRead about activities from ToastmastersClubs in KL, PJ and the rest of the worldin www.ToastmastersNewz.blogspot.com Visit the Division W Blog atwww.divw.blogspot.com & see what we did in the 2007/2008 termOther places where I belong :)facebook - www.facebook.com/people/Azmi_Shahrin/561612498multiply - www.xfactor21a.multiply.comYouTube - www.youtube.com/xfactor21aPicasa Photo Album - www.picasaweb.google.co.uk/AzmiShahrinwww.picasaweb.google.co.uk/AzmiShahrin1www.picasaweb.google.co.uk/AzmiShahrin2www.picasaweb.google.co.uk/AzmiShahrin3
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05 February, 2011

23 Public Speaking Secrets Gleaned from the Greats

Azmi Shahrin found this great tip at 23 Public Speaking Secrets Gleaned from the Greats

February 1st, 2011

Whether you're giving a report in a college classroom, or delivering a speech to thousands, public speaking is an important skill to master. Everyone has their favorite tips, including picturing the audience naked, but no one says it better than great speakers themselves. Read on to find out how 23 great public speakers learned how to do such a great job.

  1. Be persistent and practice: "All the great speakers were bad speakers at first." -Ralph Waldo Emerson
  2. Know your purpose: "You shouldn't give a public speech unless you want to make something happen." -Tom Peters
  3. Be a real person: "If you have enthusiasm and excitement, if you show your humanity up there, that's when the audience starts to warm up." -Richard LaGravenese
  4. Believe in your message: "If you believe in something, you can talk about it. All my life I have been very, very shy. To get in front of a crowd drives me nuts, but I have a message to deliver." -Jack LaLanne
  5. Offer a moving speech that sticks with your audience: "Have a unifying theme tethered to a powerful, inspirational story." -Ken Starr
  6. Seek our your most difficult audience member: "Engage the lowest common denominator, someone with a negative attitude or who can't concentrate. If I can engage that person, everyone else with fall like a domino." -Erin Gruwell
  7. Don't bore your audience with unnecessary data — deliver a simple message: "I speak at nursery schools; benefactors ask me to speak for Earth Day. It is invariably the most challenging presentation I ever give, but I force myself to do that because it really forces me to get down and think [about] the basic message and how can I communicate it as simply as possible." -Allen Hershkowitz
  8. Speak for your audience, not yourself: "The single most important thing you can do is put yourself in other people's heads and hearts. I think about what they truly need, not what I want to talk about. Whatever size the group, whether five or 5,000 people, you have to at least try to imagine what each of those individuals are there for. -Tony Robbins
  9. Use humor appropriately: "Never make any jokes in the morning. They're absolutely deadly. No one has gotten their full dose of caffeine." -Dick Rudder
  10. Resist the urge to speed through, and get attention by speaking slowly.: "Slow down, especially at the beginning of a speech. You'll get the audience's attention by pausing." -Bob Kerrey
  11. Consider how you can entertain your audience: "There is always risk with being funny and controversial that the audience will miss your message, but I think there is a better chance they'll hear it if you are entertaining." -Scott McNealy
  12. Never underestimate the power of eye contact: "When I'm preaching, I'm not speaking to 800 people–I'm trying to speak to each person individually," he says. "I move from west to east, making contact with people for a second or two. If there's someone who seems disengaged, I'll keep coming back in hopes of reaching them. But you have to be very careful: If you're talking about, say, adultery, you don't want the person you are looking at thinking that you've found them out!" -Rev. Kieran Harrington
  13. Warm up with one on one conversation first: "If you are the type that gets frightened or intimidated by speaking to large groups, it doesn't hurt to speak to a couple people in the audience before you start your speech." -Kate White
  14. Always be prepared ahead of time: "I have the speech nailed two weeks before I have to give it. I don't go out with a written speech, but with eight to 10 line connectors [transitions between points I want to make]." -Glenn Rothman
  15. Avoid using jargon, and never assume your audience knows your topic: "Too many speeches are either too dense or too dull, particularly in the corporate sphere. Use examples that include dialogue–two people talking to each other in their own spoken language. Don't assume your audience knows your topic. Never fall into jargon." -Floyd Abrams
  16. Have a "front page news" message: "Step one: Literally write the headline you want a newspaper to carry as if your speech were going to make front-page news. If you can't, your message is too complicated, too boring or too vague to impress anyone. Step two: Be substantive. Make a strong prediction, take a controversial stand or deliver a keen insight–but back it up with facts and research. Step three: Be entertaining. Use anecdotes and self-deprecating humor to connect with the crowd. Step four: Don't speak too long. Even a good speech loses people after at most, 40 minutes." -Ari Fleischer
  17. Dream about your speech at night: "The night before a speech, I go over my notes right before I go to sleep. There's almost something magical about it. You remember the words in a dreamlike state and it helps your brain absorb the material." -Sally Koslow
  18. Remember to have soul in your speaking: "I believe that one always does himself and his audience an injustice when he speaks merely for the sake of speaking. I do not believe that one should speak unless, deep down in his heart, he feels convinced that he has a message to deliver. When one feels, from the bottom of his feet to the top of his head, that he has something to say that is going to help some individual or some cause, then let him say it; and in delivering his message I do not believe that many of the artificial rules of elocution can, under such circumstances, help him very much. Although there are certain things, such as pauses, breathing, and pitch of voice, that are very important, none of these can take the place of soul in an address. When I have an address to deliver, I like to forget all about the rules for the proper use of the English language, and all about rhetoric and that sort of thing, and I like to make the audience forget all about these things, too." -Booker T. Washington
  19. Repeat yourself without sounding repetitive: "Say the same things over in different ways, especially when you are trying to sell something. When I would teach law, I did this as an educational tool, but it's also a sales tool. It will make an imprint that people will remember." -Judge Maria Lopez
  20. Choose your words carefully: "Never say anything about yourself you do not want to come true." -Brian Tracy
  21. Consider the unknown first: "A man does not know what he is saying until he knows what he is not saying." – G. K. Chesterton
  22. Know that it's an honor to be asked to speak: "Compliment the audience. Every invitation to speak is a compliment and an honor to you, so you better recognize that starting off." -Dr. Robert H. Schuller
  23. Mean what you say, and be careful not to overspeak: "Little said is soon amended. There is always time to add a word, never to withdraw one." -Baltasar Gracian

Azmi Shahrin012-9198557~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Learn and improve your Presentation Skills at ProSkills Trainers - www.ProSkillsTrainers.comwww.ProSkillsTrainers.blogspot.comwww.presentationskills-kl.blogspot.comwww.PresentationSkills.mywww.PublicSpeaking.myCheck out my Collection of the Greatest Speeches ever - www.PublicSpeakingMagic.blogspot.comNever mind the posturing and just look ifour Malaysian leaders inspire you with their rhetorics - www.MalaysianRhetoric.blogspot.comJadilah ahli Kelab Pidato Perdana dan pelajari kaedah berpidato - www.PidatoPerdana.comLawat blog Kelab Pidato Perdana untukmembaca laporan aktiviti terkini kami -www.PidatoPerdana.blogspot.comCome and join Extol Toastmasters whichis probably the coziest ToastmastersClub in USJ, Subang Jaya & Sunway - www.toastmasters.wikia.com/wiki/Extol_Toastmasters_ClubRead about activities from ToastmastersClubs in KL, PJ and the rest of the worldin www.ToastmastersNewz.blogspot.com Visit the Division W Blog atwww.divw.blogspot.com & see what we did in the 2007/2008 termOther places where I belong :)facebook - www.facebook.com/people/Azmi_Shahrin/561612498multiply - www.xfactor21a.multiply.comYouTube - www.youtube.com/xfactor21aPicasa Photo Album - www.picasaweb.google.co.uk/AzmiShahrinwww.picasaweb.google.co.uk/AzmiShahrin1www.picasaweb.google.co.uk/AzmiShahrin2www.picasaweb.google.co.uk/AzmiShahrin3

02 February, 2011

ProSkills News #025


2 February 2011
 
Dear Friends of ProSkills Trainers,
 
Wishing all the Chinese Gong Xi Fa Cai and the others Happy Holidays!
 
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In this issue:
1. Reports of Recent Programmes
2. Upcoming Programmes in February & March 2011
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1. Reports of Recent Programmes
 
Dare To Speak™ Public Speaking Programme for Executives & Professionals
12 & 13 Jan 2011
@ Shah's Village Hotel, PJ

This was our 13th session since we started running this course in January 2009. Again, I faced some difficulties in obtaining a sufficient number of participants. Ten days before the class, we had 3 participants only! However, cancellation or postponement was not an option. Some last minute action saved the day. In the end, we had 8 participants. Since it was too late to book our usual hotel, we ended up at Shah's Village, which was not too bad!

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Inside and immediately outside the training room

The next challenge was I fell sick! As a result, I couldn't pay full attention to the proceedings. Anyway, the class was good and progressed as usual. The small number of participants helped. It was fun too. In the first round of practice, the participants had to choose a character (real life or fictional, dead or alive) and introduce himself/herself as if he/she were that person. I discovered that the participants admired a range of interesting people, some of whom I had never heard of (due to my lack of general knowledge).

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Dare To Speak Public Speaking Programme Clockwise from top left: Hillary Clinton, Michelle Obama, Rapunzel, Tony Fernandes, Eryka Badu, Carol Burnett, Lexi Gray, Sawada Dare To Speak Public Speaking Programme
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And so during many rounds of practices with simple yet interesting topics, the participants were directly coached by the trainer to apply more and more of the public speaking skills till finally they could put everything together.

On the second day, I had to leave after lunch. The trainer concluded the session nicely. Some of the participants later sms-ed me to say that the course was beneficial and that they would recommend it to their friends. I hope it works so that the future rounds will be easier for me to organize. A note of appreciation to the trainer and all participants!

Bonus photo:

Sandy Tan - Manager of ProSkills Trainers
Trying my best to be upbeat despite not feeling well

Reported by Sandy Tan

Speak Right!™ English Pronunciation Programme
15 & 16 Jan 2011
@ Qualine Edu Success, Sunway

This was our first attempt to resurrect this programme after not having conducted it at all last year (not as a public programme). The catalyst was 2 firm registrations that came in early. In order not to disappoint those who registered, we had to round up more people to make this session a reality. In the end, I manage to get 6 more people to attend including our 3 Associate Trainers. This course was to be part of their training as a trainer!

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Conducive training venue

The class commenced as usual with participants reading a passage and having the reading recorded. Then the trainer Azmi Shahrin took the participants through each module starting with the plosives, moving on to the "schwa" and others. Some of the participants were quite incredulous that they had been doing the wrong thing all this time!

For lunch, we walked a short distance to OldTown White Coffee on both days. It was a welcome break for the mouth and the tongue.

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Eat first, we continue later...

We managed to cover the entire syllabus. The only disappointment was that the sound system in the training room didn't work and the participants couldn't watch and compare their "before" and "after" videos on the spot. The videos would be made available to them after the class. In any case, it was clear that everyone made progress.

In my closing speech, I remarked that even if the participants didn't get everything right immediately, at least they were now aware of their past errors. This would go a long way because much progress could then be achieved subconsciously.

Bonus photo:

Sandy Tan - Manager of ProSkills Trainers
Awareness is key

Reported by Sandy Tan

 
2. Upcoming Programmes in February & March 2011

1-Day The Complete Presenter: Mastering PowerPoint &
Visual Aids - open to graduates of Dare To Speak only (6 places only)

   27 February 2011 (Sun)
   9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
   @ Qualine Edu Success, Sunway Mentari Business Centre
   Registration fee: RM 700 (early bird RM 525 by 5 Feb 11)

2-Day Dare To Speak Public Speaking Programme for Executives & Professionals

   12 & 13 March 2011 (Sat & Sun)
   9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
   @ Crystal Crown Hotel, Jalan Utara, Petaling Jaya
   Registration fee: RM 1,100 (early bird RM 900 by 18 Feb 11)

2-Day Dare To Speak Public Speaking Programme for Secondary School Students

   19 & 20 March 2011 (Sat & Sun, school holidays)
   9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
   @ Pusat Tuisyen Kurnia, Aman Suria (near Kelana Jaya)
   Registration fee: RM 600 (early bird RM 450 by 25 Feb 11)

Pls contact me if you're interested to register...
 
Thank you very much for your support!!
 
Yours Sincerely,
Sandy Tan
Manager cum Training Consultant
ProSkills Trainers
012-3508844

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We will eliminate your fear of public speaking
www.ProSkillsTrainers.com

Public speaking club in Malay

-- 
Azmi Shahrin
012-9198557

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Learn and improve your 
Presentation Skills at 
ProSkills Trainers - 
www.ProSkillsTrainers.com
www.ProSkillsTrainers.blogspot.com
www.PresentationSkills.my
www.PublicSpeaking.my

Check out my Collection of 
the Greatest Speeches ever - 
www.PublicSpeakingMagic.blogspot.com

Never mind the posturing and just look if
our Malaysian leaders inspire you 
with their rhetorics - 
www.MalaysianRhetoric.blogspot.com

Jadilah ahli Kelab Pidato Perdana 
dan pelajari kaedah berpidato - 
www.PidatoPerdana.com

Lawat blog Kelab Pidato Perdana untuk
membaca laporan aktiviti terkini kami -
www.PidatoPerdana.blogspot.com



Other places where I belong :)
multiply - www.xfactor21a.multiply.com
YouTube - www.youtube.com/xfactor21a
Picasa Photo Album - 
www.picasaweb.google.co.uk/AzmiShahrin
www.picasaweb.google.co.uk/AzmiShahrin1
www.picasaweb.google.co.uk/AzmiShahrin2
www.picasaweb.google.co.uk/AzmiShahrin3

AZMI SHAHRIN