Musician Labrinth explores different ways to use your voice in everyday life. He reveals techniques to get your message across in a variety of situations, from news reading to being a tour guide.
These short films are from the 鶹Լ series, Labrinth's Speak Out.
The topics discussed will support OCR, Edexcel, AQA, WJEC GCSE in England and Wales, CCEA GCSE in Northern Ireland and SQA National 4/5 and Higher in Scotland.
Taking part in a debate. video
Teenagers Munnevver and Tionne are taking part in a debate about plastic surgery after being coached by an experienced lawyer.
How to commentate on football. video
Two teenage students visit Preston North End to take up the challenge of commentating live on radio.
Journalism - conducting a good interview. video
Two teenage students find out what it takes to carry out a good media interview on camera.
Working at a market stall. video
Teenagers Esme and Dayo try their hand at being market traders for the day.
How to present Newsround. video
Two teenage students spend the day with C鶹Լ Newsround to gain some work experience in the news industry.
How to perform poetry. video
Two teenage students visit Latitude Festival to take up the challenge of performing poetry to an audience for the first time.
Giving a great talk. video
How do you give a talk that holds your audience's attention? Teenagers Safoua and Owen find out with the help of scientist Mark Miadownik.
Working as a tour guide. video
Two teenage students have the chance to try working as a tour guide for the day, and learn a few pointers about how to keep the customers happy.
External learning-related websites:
- - Teaching resources to help young people develop effective communication skills (Free registration required.)