Many think public speaking is just standing on a stage. PlanetSpark knows it’s more than that—it’s about body language, tone, structure, and audience connection.

The curriculum is built to tackle stage fear, improve clarity, and enhance storytelling. From speech writing to delivery, every component is practiced and refined.

Kids participate in mock sessions, storytelling competitions, and impromptu speeches. They learn to handle stage fright, manage interruptions, and maintain audience engagement.

With teacher feedback and peer practice, students go from mumbling to mesmerizing. It’s a transformation you have to see to believe.

A parent shared, “My child’s first speech was two lines mumbled. Three months later, he hosted a school event!”

The program teaches vocal projection, expressive modulation, hand gestures, facial expressions, and how to maintain eye contact—even on Zoom.

One unique element is the TED-style speaking challenges. Students pick topics, structure their ideas, and present confidently. They learn to create hooks, support arguments, and close powerfully.

Feedback is immediate and specific: “Pause after this line,” “Try using a metaphor,” or “Slow down here for impact.”

By the end of the course, kids develop presentation confidence not just for a stage but for life—interviews, competitions, or classroom discussions.

PlanetSpark builds real communicators, not just performers. Kids learn empathy, active listening, and audience analysis. These soft skills make them powerful speakers and future leaders.