Young Competition Speakers
The Fall 2026 course for Grades 1–2: 18 classes, six three-class units, short practice speeches and a supported final showcase.
Students & parents
Help them find
a voice of their own.
For the child with a story to tell, an idea to explain or a stage to step onto. Speaking practice that builds clear thinking and growing independence.
Is this the right fit?
Start with the moment that matters to your child.
- They have ideas but find it difficult to put them in order.
- They want to speak more clearly in class, tell a story or answer questions.
- They are preparing for a speech, debate, presentation or competition.
Ways to work together
Choose a direction.
Shape the details with Kai.
Focused speech coaching
Discuss support for original oratory, expository speaking, storytelling or a specific presentation. The plan follows the learner’s age, starting point and goal.
Debate & competition preparation
Work on structured argument, evidence, delivery and responding to questions. Share the event requirements so Kai can assess the fit.
Scope, delivery, fees and availability are confirmed in conversation.
Featured group program · Fall 2026 · Grades 1–2 · 18 classes
Young Competition Speakers
Short, achievable speaking challenges. Six three-class units build from a topic or role to a presentation, with 60–90 second practice speeches and a supported three-minute final showcase.
What the practice develops
Progress you can
put into practice.
- 01
One point the audience can follow
Practice choosing a central idea, arranging supporting details and finishing with purpose.
- 02
Delivery that serves the message
Explore articulation, pace, pause, expression and movement through short speaking tasks.
- 03
A next step they understand
Connect feedback to one observable choice the learner can try in the next attempt.
Try a speaking prompt
The one-object story
Choose an everyday object. What makes it interesting or important to you?
Try it aloud, then choose one thing to make clearer.
- Name the object and one reason you chose it.
- Tell a short moment or example that shows why it matters.
- Finish with the one thing you want your listener to remember.
Before you decide
A few useful answers.
Which ages do you teach?
Young Competition Speakers is specifically for Grades 1–2. For other coaching, share the learner’s age, experience and goal with Kai to discuss suitability.
Does my child need to be confident already?
Describe what speaking feels like for your child and what they currently find difficult. Kai can discuss a starting point; a competition-ready performance is not a prerequisite for a coaching conversation.
What are the fees and lesson times?
Fees, group or individual format, timing and availability are confirmed directly with Kai. The public schedule is a planning reference and does not reserve a place.
Are competition results guaranteed?
No. Coaching develops speaking skills and preparation; competition outcomes depend on the learner, event, judging and other factors.
Talk through the fit
Bring the goal.
We’ll start there.
Send the learner’s age or grade, their speaking goal, any event deadline and your preferred lesson format. A short introduction is enough to start.
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