What a public speaking training does
Public speaking training turns nerves and notes into a clear, confident delivery, whether that's an executive preparing a keynote or a team who present to clients every week. Ross Wallman offers public speaking courses, one-on-one coaching and corporate group workshops, drawing on nearly twenty years of live broadcast on radio and television and more than 500 professional engagements. The craft he uses on stage (structure, timing, breath, presence and reading a room) is the same craft he teaches.
What Ross brings
Broadcast technique, taught
Voice, pace, emphasis and silence: the tools of twenty years on air, broken down into habits anyone can practise.
One-on-one coaching
Private sessions for professionals preparing a speech, a pitch or a media appearance, focused on your material and your delivery.
Corporate workshops
Group sessions for teams who present, sell or lead: practical, participative and built around the room in front of him.
Stage-tested honesty
Feedback from someone who reads audiences for a living: what lands, what loses the room, and what to do differently tomorrow.
Trusted by leaders
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Common questions
Before you book
Who is the training for?
Anyone whose work puts them in front of a room: executives, team leads, sales professionals, or first-time speakers preparing for a specific event. Sessions are shaped to your starting point rather than a fixed curriculum.
What's the difference between coaching and a workshop?
Coaching is one-on-one and built around your specific speech, pitch or appearance. Workshops are group sessions for teams, covering shared fundamentals like structure, delivery and nerves, with practice in front of the room.
Where do sessions take place?
Ross is based in Perth, Western Australia, and travels Australia-wide for engagements and training. Use the booking form to outline your location and preferred format.
What does training cost?
It depends on format and duration: a single coaching session and a full-team workshop are quoted differently. Select 'to be discussed' on the booking form and describe what you're after.