About the class

Do you want to be a good talker? Are you constantly nervous when presenting? Learn how to speak in a structured manner from the 13th year announcer, Hum Burton. Your life will change.

Originally, I wasn't a talkative person.

I never gave a good presentation throughout my school years. I was so afraid of the interview that I passed the documents and couldn't take the exam. I was afraid to think, “I won't be able to do anything like this.” I couldn't give a presentation and I was bursting in front of people, and the people around me told me that I couldn't even dream of being an announcer. However, as a result of devoting myself to practicing my speech to solve my problem, I was able to completely overcome the hustle and bustle of presentation, and I was able to speak proudly in front of people.

Through practice and hard work, I became a good talker.

I was always envious when I saw someone who spoke well. I said, “Someday I'll be like that too.” I had a dream. I didn't give up. While attending an announcer academy and acting school, I practiced speaking for at least 9 hours a day. As hard as I worked hard, I felt a change day by day. The high-pitched voice changed steadily to mid-bass. As my pronunciation became clear, I gained trust in my words. People around me noticed the change more quickly. I began to feel more and more confident.

After many failures, I got accepted and worked as a dreamy anchor, show host, and journalist for 10 years. I also taught speeches to over 3,000 students. Also, I opened this speech course to help more people speak well.

Today, I have grown higher than I could have imagined over a decade ago.

After I got accepted as an announcer, I continued to work hard. I practiced speaking for over 16 hours, excluding sleeping time. While living as a news anchor, I went to the Announcer Academy, Journalist School, Graduate School of Newspapers and Broadcasting, Writing School, Humanities School, and Graduate School, and learned their know-how generously by meeting many lecturers and people who are good speakers. Now I have the power to persuade anyone and speak proudly anywhere. It's a dream life I wouldn't have imagined ten years ago.

You too can be a good talker. I'll help you!

I was also a person who couldn't speak, so I can teach you how to overcome them one by one in an easy and systematic manner. I know very well the feelings of people who have concerns about speech like me in the past. Thanks to this, I have been giving passionate and rewarding lectures until now.

Course effect

You'll learn how to present without memorizing.
How to speak logicallyYou will learn
Abdominal breathing vocalizationYou will get to know
How to stand out in an interview You'll learn.
How to pronounce correctlyYou will get to know
How to pronounce words accurately that give credibilityYou will learn
How to find the right voice for youYou will learn
You will gain skills to persuade opponents.
When you say the same thing, you'll have skills that stand out.

Recommended target

People who want to give trust with their voice
Those who want to improve communication skills with clear pronunciation
People who want to learn to speak
People who have frequent presentations and meetings
People who want to speak logically and in a fun way

What makes this class special

I covered everything in this course, including accurate pronunciation that gives you trust, how to find a voice that suits you, how to use a microphone for abdominal breathing, and how to have a tone that enhances communication. I've been teaching speeches for 10 years and have met over 3,000 students. They definitely changed, passed interviews, successfully changed jobs, and got promoted. This class is full of know-how accumulated over time.
You're a good enough talker. You are the one who overwhelms the audience in any conversation, you are good at speaking with interest, and you are the leader in the conversation. I'll make you a good talker. It's important to make steady progress to achieve ambitious goals.

A 13th year announcer tells me basic speeches that make me stand out

A 13th year announcer tells me basic speeches that make me stand out