I went live today to talk about building unshakable inner confidence. In the video, you'll find a set of exercises to practice better presentations in the English language.

https://upskillme.ru/public_speaking

The new course on Public Speaking skills for Business Purposes starts on March 22 in Moscow

The new course on Public Speaking skills for non-native speakers begins on April 1, 2021 in Moscow& Apply now! Only one course this year. https://upskillme.ru/public_speaking

7 mistakes that people make when they present in English. Mistake #1 https://youtu.be/ePixeUP7yAE

Mistake #2. The next video is ready for you. https://youtu.be/G5QurubVz7I

Join the Public Speaking course for non-native speakers! We begin in Moscow on April 1, 2021. Feel free to contact me directly for details @nataliatokar

Tip #3 - Time yourself. https://youtu.be/MmxJE1x43j8

Join 5 weeks of practice! We begin on April 1 in Moscow.

Participants will deliver a min of 7 presentations in English. Each participant receives high quality individual feedback on their structure, delivery, and their language skills. For upper-intermediate + level students.

There is no theory in this course. Just you, your presentations that you need to master in the real world, lots of practice and a ton of feedback that you can use to take your speaking & communication skills to a new level.

Join me on Luma. You will be seeing all upcoming events and in case you register, you will be getting reminders and calendar invites.

Here is our next online Workshop on May 4. Free for all the students of the Confident Business writing group and open for everyone who wants to practice https://lu.ma/i8uzs1x8?tk=OUQLne

An email workshop begins today! How to send emails of apology, thank you emails, and how to keep your email tone in check. All the students who took the writing course can enjoy the free ticket to the workshop. We start in 2 hours. Register here http://nataliatokar.me/email-workshop

this Sunday. Join us at 12:00 in Moscow https://fb.me/e/28H2oE68h

Join us tomorrow at 12:00 in Moscow
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1. You think your manager is overcomplicating things (instead of a 15-step process you're now expected to follow a 45-step protocol using outdated software). How do tell them that it will make everyone on the team feel resentful and stressed out?

2. How do you say NO to an introduction you don't want to make?

3. A Vendor You Don’t Want to Work With - how do you say NO gracefully?

4. You need to tell a client that you're increasing the fees.

5. You need to communicate to a client that whatever they ask for is impossible to deliver

6. You need to communicate to your management that you can't deliver expected results with the resources currently available.

We will be looking at these and more situations that people will bring to the session.

Join us on Sunday (May 16) and practice showing tough love and delivering tough messages in English🙂 We will be learning to use intonation, rhythm, and the right wording to arrive at mutual understanding, even in the most difficult circumstances.
https://fb.me/e/28H2oE68h

The free course "9 essential skills to achieve native-like fluency" starts tomorrow. If you already signed up, you will see the first lesson tomorrow. Remember to sign in and check your dashboard. If you would like to get on the waiting list for the next cohort in August, please leave your email address on the website. https://courses.nataliatokar.me/courses/9-essential-skills

New video. Keep your focus sharp. Tips for deliberate practice. https://youtu.be/r6X63_uGJPk

My story: from intermediate German to native-like fluency in English

What do you do when there are no more language courses, when you score as high as above the targeted level, and it doesn't mean a thing...? When you feel that you NEED and CAN do more than the system of language levels can offer.....

My idea of learning a language pivoted when I taught myself to learn the German language. Sometimes help comes from where you least expect it.
What's your story?

Part 2 is coming soon.https://youtu.be/CPvnEjigb2I