A. To gain experience as a public speaker, you can find many opportunities, to develop your abilities.
B. Many professionals join training groups or organizations such as Toastmasters, which focus on public speaking.
C. Once you’re part of one of these groups you and the other members practice intensively, and give supportive and helpful feedback to one another.
D. Most of these organizations provide training materials, magazines, guidebooks and development plans.
E. You can also join organizations, which frequently hold public speeches that you can observe or even deliver.
F. Many civic organizations such as the Rotary Club hold weekly meetings, where community members are invited to speak.
G. You might consider volunteering to speak in classes, at clubs or at other events to increase your experience speaking, in uncomfortable and uncertain situations.
H. Many people, who aspire to develop public skills, regularly watch Ted Talks so they can see the delivery style of great speakers.
I. Surprisingly most expert public speakers get nervous nearly each time they speak.
J. Yet most audience members don’t even notice these expert speakers are nervous, which shows how well these speakers have learned to control their emotions during public events.