STAGES

The February 2019 workshop participants with our friends from Europe Direct!
(MORE PHOTOS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE!)

Chaque équipe qui souhaite participer au Speak out! 2019 devra obligatoirement suivre un stage de préparation.

Les stages pour les lycéens du Cantal, de la Haute-Loire et de l'Allier auront lieu dans les établissements participants. Contacter rapidement M. Nettleship (ortisbateau@gmail.com ou 06 64 41 64 96) afin de convenir d'une date de stage.

Pour les lycéens du Puy-de-Dôme, le stage a lieu à Massillon (5, rue Bansac, 63000 Clermont-Ferrand). Le stage de 15 heures (sur deux jours) est gratuit.

Le stage consiste en un travail sur la prise de parole en public.

Le stage est collaboratif, pratique, interactif, ludique...

Dates des stages pour les lycéens puydomois, sous réserve de modifications (l'équipe choisit son stage) :

> lundi 25 & mardi 26 février 2019 (pendant les vacances d'hiver)

> lundi 15 & mardi 16 avril 2019 (pendant les vacances de printemps)

Horaires: de 09h00 à 12h00 et de 13h00 à 17h30

Chaque candidat doit s'inscrire dès que possible (et au plus tard une semaine avant) le stage choisit par son équipe au 04 73 98 09 70 (Accueil de Massillon). Donnez votre nom, prénom, classe, lycée, adresse mail, n° téléphone et n° téléphone des parents.

Programme du stage de février à MASSILLON:

WORKSHOP PROGRAMME: “How to give a great speech!”

MONDAY AM

Main entrance to Massillon: 5, rue Bansac

9:00 to 9:30 Massillon, Salle des Fêtes

> Welcome, quick presentations and introduction (aims of the workshop).

> What is a speech?

9:30 to 11:00

> Videos of public speaking events (extracts)

> List the pluses and minuses, from your point of view, of each speech.
> Discussion

11:00 to 12:00

Prepare a 3 minute speech!

Choose a topic from this list:

• My greatest achievement.
• I was the victim of an injustice (and how I reacted).
• My ambition.
• “The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter.” Winston S. Churchill
• The cause(s) I support (that you should support too!)
• What I would do as President.
• How Generation Z (people born since 2000) will save the world.
• (Your own topic!)

MONDAY PM

12:00 to 13:00

Picnic lunch

13:00 to 15:30

> Everyone will give their speech in turn (make it lively!).

> Feedback

15:30 to 17:00

> What does giving a speech need?
> What kind of people give speeches and why?

> What makes a good speech?

> What makes a great speech?

17:00 to 17:30
> Advice on how to give a great speech!

HOMEWORK: learn (an extract of) a speech by an orator you admire!

TUESDAY AM

09:00 to 12:00

> Meet Charlotte Legrand in front of the CIED “Europe Directe” Clermont Puy-de-Dôme, at 2 rue Saint-Genès 63000 Clermont-Ferrand.

> Presentation of the CIED

> Free documents

> Games: test your knowledge of the EU and Europe

> Talk by Eric Egli, President of the Mouvement Européen Auvergne: the major issues facing the EU.

TUESDAY PM

12:00 to 13:00

Picnic lunch in town.

13:00 to 14:00 Place de la Victoire

In turn: act out a speech given by an orator you admire!

14:00 to 16:00 CIED
> Choose your question inspired by the theme.
> Find useful documents.

16:15 to 17:30 Massillon, computer room

> Survey: "Young people and the EU: Perceptions, Knowledge and Expectations"

> How to organize your team work.

> Rules of the Speak out!

> Who are the judges and what are their marking criteria?

> What does the team captain do?

> Who are the supporters and what is their role?

> What is the role of the adult "référent(s)"?

> How to write a good speech text.
> Any questions?
> PN hands out the certificates of completion (for your "livrets scolaires").

PHOTOS! 👇

Practicing our delivery!

 Place de la Victoire (C-Fd.)

26/02/19

Estelle

Maxime

Thiago

Aubin

Ombeline

Killian

Alexia

Nicholas

Camille

Elise

Yann

Nilesh

Kiran

Flore