Guides · Singapore, 2026
Presentation Training Providers, Compared
How eight real presentation and public speaking training providers in Singapore compare on specialization, format, funding, and price, before you choose.
01 · Introduction
This guide is for L&D managers, team leads and founders choosing presentation skills training in Singapore. It compares eight providers on specialism, trainer, format, SkillsFuture funding, published price and trade-offs. For delivery coaching, look at Public Speaking Academy or Speak Sell Succeed. For the story and deck behind a high-stakes presentation, HighSpark is built for that. For a low net cost, start with Speak Sell Succeed. Intellisoft is included because it appears in searches for presentation training in Singapore; we found no presentation course on its site.
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One disclosure up front: HighSpark, the company publishing this guide, is one of the eight providers listed. We describe every provider, including ourselves, factually and without spin. Where a fact could not be found, the guide says so instead of guessing. Use this as a shortlist tool, not a verdict.
02 · Key takeaways
Key takeaways
- There is no single best provider. Some centre on delivery (Public Speaking Academy, Speech Academy Asia), one on persuasive speaking (Speak Sell Succeed), one on presenting inside leadership training (ASK Training) and one on the story and deck (HighSpark).
- Funding is per course. Speak Sell Succeed states SkillsFuture Credit eligibility for all its courses, and HighSpark’s site lists two SkillsFuture-funded public workshops. For the others we found no confirmed course, which does not mean none exists.
- Published prices are scarce. Only Speak Sell Succeed (S$650 for its two-day course), ASK Training (S$708.50 including GST for a one-day course) and HighSpark (S$559 and S$1,160 before GST and subsidy) list a presentation course fee.
- Specialists teach one craft in depth; a presenting course inside a wider catalogue gives breadth. Ask whether the provider covers delivery only or the storyline and slides too.
- To choose, write down who attends, what they present and what the funding basis is. Then ask each shortlisted provider who will teach, what the fee covers and whether GST and subsidy are included.
03 · Definition
What presentation skills training is (and what it is not)
Presentation skills training teaches people to plan, structure and deliver talks and slide-based presentations for a specific audience. A course usually covers three areas: the storyline (what to say and in what order), the visuals (what appears on the slide or screen) and the delivery (voice, body language and handling questions). Providers weight these differently. Some concentrate on delivery, some on persuasion and selling, and some on the story and the deck.
It is not the same as public speaking for its own sake. Public speaking courses often prepare people to speak on a stage or in a competition. Business presentation training is judged by whether a decision, sale or approval follows. It is also not slide design or a done-for-you service. Training teaches your people a method, while a presentation-writing or design service produces a specific deck for you. A few providers, HighSpark among them, offer both.
Three terms matter when you compare offers. A public course is open to individuals from different companies and carries a fixed fee per person. An in-house course runs for one organisation, usually on its own material, and is normally quoted per session or per day. A funded or subsidised course is one approved under a government scheme such as SkillsFuture in Singapore. Eligibility depends on the course and on the learner or employer, not on the provider as a whole.
04 · How we evaluated
Eight criteria that predict whether training sticks.
We assessed each provider against eight criteria that actually predict whether training translates into better presentations on the job, not just a good workshop day.
Facts for each provider were checked against its own website and the SkillsFuture Singapore course directory on 20 Oct 2026. Where a fact could not be found, the guide says “not published” or “not found”. A rating is shown only as the provider displays it. Source links are at the foot of the page.
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Specialization depth
Is presentation skills the core discipline, or one line item in a broad soft-skills catalogue?
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Trainer credentials
Who is actually delivering the session, and what is their demonstrated authority?
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Customization
Is the content adapted to your industry and material, or a fixed curriculum for everyone?
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Format flexibility
Group workshops, 1:1 coaching, virtual delivery, in-house versus public runs.
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Funding eligibility
Is the fee subsidized under Singapore’s SkillsFuture or WSQ funding schemes?
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Pricing model
Per-head public workshop, project-based corporate engagement, or funded course fee.
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Evidence of outcomes
Case studies and testimonials tied to results rather than generic praise.
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Post-training support
Does it end at the workshop, or is there follow-up coaching and reinforcement?
No provider scores perfectly on all eight. A SkillsFuture-funded group course and a bespoke investor-pitch engagement solve different problems, so the table below is built to help you match your need to the right type of provider, not to crown a single winner.
05 · Quick comparison table
Eight providers, side by side.
No scores or star ratings of our own. Prices are as each provider publishes them, as of October 2026.
| Provider | Core specialization | Format | Trainer / credentials | SkillsFuture / WSQ | Published price (Oct 2026) | Founded |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Public Speaking Academy | Public speaking and presentation coaching rooted in competition speaking | Weekly classes, 2-day intensive, 1:1 premium coaching, corporate workshops, masterclasses | Darren Tay, Master Trainer and Principal; 2016 Toastmasters World Champion of Public Speaking | Not found for presentation courses | Not published | 2009 |
| Speech Academy Asia | Public speaking for adults and children; corporate and sales training | Weekly classes, 2-day intensives, 1:1, corporate workshops, holiday camps | Not published; states 10,000+ students trained | Not found on its site | Free trial class for new customers (usual price S$80); no course fees found | 2012 |
| Be The Voice | Communication and presentation skills (per a third-party directory) | Not confirmed | Not published | Not found | “Enquire for price” (directory listing) | Not found |
| Speak Sell Succeed | Public speaking, presentation skills and persuasive communication for working professionals | 2-day workshop, 8-session class, 1-day workshop, corporate workshops (max 20) | Iwan Yang, founder; site lists Certified NLP Practitioner, ICF Certified Coach, WSQ Certified Trainer and a Toastmasters winner | SkillsFuture Credit stated as eligible for all courses; UTAP claims capped as its site states | S$650 for the 2-day course, or S$75 after SkillsFuture and UTAP, per its site (GST basis not stated) | Not published |
| Intellisoft | IT, productivity, data and AI courses; no presentation course found on its site | Classroom, public classes, in-house, one-to-one coaching | Not published | Site states WSQ funding of 50 to 70%; course codes not shown | After-grant prices incl. GST on other courses (e.g. Negotiation Skills from S$273); no presentation price found | 2003 |
| ASK Training | Presentation skills within a broader leadership and management curriculum | Public and in-house workshops | Not published | Not confirmed; the one-day presenting course is listed as UTAP claimable | S$708.50 incl. 9% GST for a 1-day course | Not published |
| ThinkStorySpeak | Persuasive speaking, storytelling and corporate role-play | Public programmes, personalised coaching, courses, consulting, face to face | Paul Falzon, Lead Trainer | Not found | Not published | Not published |
| HighSparkPublisher | B2B presentation training, backed by a consulting arm for presentations and pitch decks | Public workshops, bespoke corporate training, virtual, blended, self-paced online | Practitioner trainers (stated); registered with SkillsFuture Singapore, Data Storytelling TGS-2024049918 | Two public workshops are SkillsFuture-funded, per its site; Data Storytelling confirmed in the directory (TGS-2024049918) | Public workshops S$559 and S$1,160 excl. GST before subsidy; in-house quoted, about S$1,000 for a 2.5-hour session | 2013 (incorporated 2015) |
Funding status changes over time and by specific course code. Always confirm current SkillsFuture or WSQ eligibility directly with the provider or on the MySkillsFuture portal before budgeting. “Not published” and “not found” mean we did not find the fact on 20 Oct 2026, not that it does not exist.
06 · Provider profiles
The eight, in full.
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Competition-grade delivery
Public Speaking Academy
Public Speaking Academy is led by Darren Tay, listed on its site as Master Trainer and Principal and the 2016 Toastmasters World Champion of Public Speaking. Its coaching is rooted in competition speaking, so its pedigree is on the performance side: stage presence, vocal control and audience command. It lists weekly classes, a two-day intensive, premium 1:1 coaching, corporate workshops, holiday camps and masterclasses.
- Founded
- 2009, per its About page
- Based in
- Singapore
- Formats
- Weekly classes, 2-day intensive, 1:1 premium, corporate workshops, masterclasses
- SSG-funded courses
- Not found for presentation courses
- Published price
- Not published
- Clients it publishes
- Says it has trained close to 100,000 people in 18 countries (self-reported); corporate logos include DBS, HSBC, Google, SMU, NUS, NTU
- Best suited for
- Leaders who want competition-level delivery coaching. People who value coaching led by a named champion speaker.
- Trade-off
- Its coaching roots are in competition speaking, so ask how much of a course covers storyline and slides. It publishes no fees.
Broad public speaking
Speech Academy Asia
Speech Academy Asia teaches public speaking to both adults and children and also lists corporate and sales training. It runs weekly classes, two-day intensives, 1:1 sessions, corporate workshops, school holiday camps and boot camps from a Jurong headquarters and branches across Singapore, with regional branches in Penang, Jakarta and Seri Begawan. A reasonable default for organisations that want one vendor for several communication needs.
- Founded
- 2012, per its site
- Based in
- Jurong HQ; branches in Tampines, Novena, Parkway Parade, Serangoon, Woodlands, Beauty World, Alexandra and Tiong Bahru
- Formats
- Weekly classes, 2-day intensives, 1:1, corporate workshops, holiday camps, boot camps
- SSG-funded courses
- Not found on its site
- Published price
- Free trial class for new customers (usual price S$80); no course fees found
- Clients it publishes
- Says it has trained over 10,000 students (self-reported); names schools including Raffles Institution, Hwa Chong and ACS Junior
- Best suited for
- Individuals and teams who want weekly classes near home or office. Organisations that want one vendor for public speaking, sales and corporate communication.
- Trade-off
- A large part of its programme is for school-age learners, so corporate buyers should confirm the adult and corporate track. Its site publishes no course fees or SkillsFuture courses.
Voice and presentation coaching
Be The Voice
We could not locate an official Be The Voice website on 20 Oct 2026. A third-party directory lists it as offering communication and presentation skills training for corporate teams and individuals, and gives an address at Capitol, Stamford Road. Details we could not confirm, such as a named lead coach, client counts and a 1:1 coaching model, are not repeated here.
- Founded
- Not found
- Based in
- 13 Stamford Road #02-11, Capitol, Singapore 178905 (directory listing)
- Formats
- Not confirmed
- SSG-funded courses
- Not found
- Published price
- “Enquire for price” (directory listing)
- Clients it publishes
- Not found
- Best suited for
- Individuals and corporate teams who are willing to request a quote. Buyers who already know the provider and can confirm its offer directly.
- Trade-off
- We could not locate an official site on 20 Oct 2026 and found no published course detail, so formats, trainers and fees need confirming before you commit.
Persuasion and sales
Speak Sell Succeed
Speak Sell Succeed focuses exclusively on public speaking, presentation skills and persuasive communication for working professionals, and its public courses are built around one trainer, Iwan Yang. Its site lists Certified NLP Practitioner, ICF Certified Coach, WSQ Certified Trainer and a Toastmasters winner among his credentials. It says it has trained over 3,000 working professionals. Its positioning leans toward persuasion and selling, and its site states that SkillsFuture Credit applies to all of its courses.
- Founded
- Not published (footer shows 2018 to 2026)
- Based in
- Tanjong Pagar, Singapore (operated by Skills Training Hub Pte. Ltd.)
- Formats
- 2-day workshop, 8-session evening or Saturday class, 1-day workshop, corporate workshops at client offices (max 20)
- SSG-funded courses
- Site states SkillsFuture Credit eligibility for all courses and labels one course WSQ; course codes not found
- Published price
- Presentation Skills and Public Speaking: S$650, or S$75 after SkillsFuture and UTAP. Engage Audience (WSQ): S$650, or S$0 after support. Beat Presentation Anxiety (1 day): S$295, or S$0 after support. GST basis not stated. UTAP claims are capped at S$250 a year (under 40) or S$500 (40 and above), per its site.
- Google rating
- 5.0 (410 reviews) on Google, as shown on its site
- Clients it publishes
- Over 3,000 professionals trained (self-reported); client names not published
- Best suited for
- Individuals and sales-minded professionals who want a course with a published low net cost. Small corporate groups of up to 20.
- Trade-off
- Courses are built around one trainer and corporate workshops are capped at 20 people, so larger cohorts need several runs.
Structured and funded
Intellisoft
Intellisoft is a long-running Singapore training provider, active since 2003, with IT, productivity, data and AI courses taught in a practical, hands-on style. Its site publishes after-grant fees including GST and states WSQ funding of 50 to 70%. We did not find a presentation skills course on its site on 20 Oct 2026, so confirm that a relevant course is currently offered and funded before shortlisting.
- Founded
- 2003, per its site
- Based in
- 190 Middle Road #10-08, Fortune Centre, Singapore 188979
- Formats
- Classroom courses, public classes, in-house at the client office, one-to-one coaching
- SSG-funded courses
- Site states WSQ funding of 50 to 70%; course codes not shown
- Published price
- After-grant prices incl. GST on other courses (Python S$234; Negotiation Skills from S$273; Excel for HR S$390). No presentation-course price found
- Clients it publishes
- States 2,000+ corporate clients (self-reported); logos include Toyota Motor Asia Pacific, NUS, Singapore Police Force, HDB, AXA
- Best suited for
- Teams that already buy IT or productivity training and want funded, classroom-style courses. Buyers who can confirm a current presentation course with the provider.
- Trade-off
- No presentation course or presentation price was found on its site, so it may not fit a presentation-specific brief.
Leadership-embedded
ASK Training
ASK Training is a leadership and management training provider where presentation skills sit inside a wider catalogue. Rather than a standalone discipline, ASK folds presenting into a broader leadership context, useful for organisations that want it taught alongside persuasive communication, team leadership and problem-solving. Its one-day Speaking and Presenting with Confidence course is listed at S$708.50 including 9% GST.
- Founded
- Not found
- Based in
- Singapore (street address not confirmed)
- Formats
- Public and in-house workshops
- SSG-funded courses
- Not confirmed; the one-day presenting course is listed as UTAP claimable
- Published price
- S$708.50 incl. 9% GST for the one-day Speaking and Presenting with Confidence course
- Clients it publishes
- Not found
- Best suited for
- Managers who want presentation skills bundled with leadership and management topics. Teams that prefer a one-day public course.
- Trade-off
- Presentation is one topic among several, and we found no published founding year, client list or confirmed SkillsFuture course code.
Speaking and storytelling
ThinkStorySpeak
ThinkStorySpeak positions its presentation skills offer around driving innovation, with persuasive speaking, storytelling and corporate role-play. It lists public programmes, personalised coaching, courses and consulting, delivered face to face from an office on Cecil Street. Paul Falzon is listed as Lead Trainer, and the site says it has worked with thousands of students over the past 20 years.
- Founded
- Not published
- Based in
- 20 Cecil Street, PLUS #07-03, Singapore 048705
- Formats
- Public programmes, personalised coaching, courses, consulting, corporate role-play, face to face
- SSG-funded courses
- Not found
- Published price
- Not published
- Clients it publishes
- NTU, Google, Shell, Wildlife Reserves Singapore
- Best suited for
- Teams that want persuasive speaking practised through corporate role-play. Individuals who prefer face-to-face coaching.
- Trade-off
- Fees and funding are not published and sessions are listed as face to face, so remote or funded programmes need a direct enquiry.
B2B strategy and consulting
HighSpark
HighSpark is a Singapore-based presentation and communication skills provider founded in 2013 and incorporated in 2015. It says it has trained 15,000+ learners across its communication courses, with satisfaction above 90% (as of 2026), and counts many Fortune 500 companies among its clients. Every trainer is a practitioner (stated). The focus is practical, customised use cases for everyday professionals presenting at work, in high-stakes and B2B selling situations, not stage speaking, with a wider soft-skills range beyond presenting.
Its point of difference is scope. Beyond training, HighSpark runs a consulting arm that writes and designs presentations and pitch decks for B2B clients, alongside the training. About 90% of its training is in-house team runs, with public runs growing. Two public workshops, Data Storytelling and Business Presentation Delivery, are SkillsFuture-funded, and we confirmed Data Storytelling in the SSG directory under code TGS-2024049918. Certificates can be provided.
- Founded
- 2013 (incorporated 2015)
- Based in
- Singapore
- Formats
- Public workshops and masterclasses, bespoke corporate training, virtual, blended, offline and online self-paced courses
- SSG-funded courses
- Yes. Data Storytelling, TGS-2024049918, 16 hours (directory). Its site also lists Business Presentation Delivery as SkillsFuture-funded
- Published price
- Public workshops before subsidy: Business Presentation Delivery S$559 excl. GST (S$609 with 9% GST); Data Storytelling S$1,160 excl. GST (S$1,264 with GST). In-house, per its site: about S$1,000 for a 2.5-hour lunch session, S$3,000 to S$5,000 for a half day, S$6,000 to S$10,000 for a full day
- Google rating
- 4.9 (200+ reviews) on Google, as shown on its site (as of October 2026)
- Clients it publishes
- 15,000+ learners (as of 2026, self-reported); published case studies include DBS and BD; testimonials name Manulife Singapore, EY, Abbott and Takeda Thailand
- Best suited for
- Teams preparing high-stakes, business-critical presentations who want the story and the deck handled alongside delivery. B2B teams that want one provider for practical, customised training and the presentation itself.
- Trade-off
- It mostly runs arranged, customised team sessions, with public seats limited, so an individual paying out of pocket is usually better served by a public course elsewhere.
07 · Which provider fits
Which provider fits your use case
Each row maps a common buying situation to the providers whose published details fit it best. Confirm fees, funding and trainers directly before you book. Intellisoft and Be The Voice are omitted because we found no presentation course detail to match.
| Use case | Team size or context | Good fit | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lowest net cost for one person using SkillsFuture and UTAP | Individual professional | Speak Sell Succeed | Publishes S$650 for its two-day course and S$75 after SkillsFuture and UTAP (GST basis not stated). Eligibility depends on you. |
| Competition-level delivery coaching for a senior speaker | One leader or a small group | Public Speaking Academy | Led by a 2016 Toastmasters World Champion of Public Speaking; lists premium 1:1 coaching and masterclasses. Fees not published. |
| Weekly classes close to home or office | Individuals across Singapore | Speech Academy Asia | Branches in nine areas and a free trial class for new customers (usual price S$80). |
| Presenting taught inside a leadership programme | Managers in one organisation | ASK Training | Presentation skills sit within a leadership and management catalogue; a one-day course is listed at S$708.50 incl. GST. |
| Persuasive speaking practised through role-play | Small team, face to face | ThinkStorySpeak | Lists corporate role-play, personalised coaching and public programmes; clients named include NTU and Shell. |
| In-house delivery workshop for one team | Small team at your office | Speak Sell Succeed, Public Speaking Academy, ThinkStorySpeak | All list corporate workshops; Speak Sell Succeed caps them at 20. |
| A high-stakes pitch or sales presentation where the story and deck are the problem | B2B sales, finance or leadership team | HighSpark | Combines practitioner-led training with a consulting arm that writes and designs the presentation; two SkillsFuture-funded public workshops are also listed. |
08 · How to choose
Match the provider to the problem, not the category.
Match the provider to the actual problem you are solving, not just the category label “presentation training.” A few common scenarios.
“We need to fund this through SkillsFuture and keep cost near zero.”
Start with Speak Sell Succeed, which states SkillsFuture Credit eligibility for all its courses and publishes a post-support price, or HighSpark’s two SkillsFuture-funded public workshops. Funding depends on the course and the learner, so confirm each course.
“We want a large group workshop for a whole department, and cost matters.”
Speech Academy Asia and Speak Sell Succeed both list corporate workshops (Speak Sell Succeed caps them at 20), and ASK Training runs in-house sessions. Ask each for a per-group quote.
“One or two executives need intensive coaching before a specific high-stakes event.”
Public Speaking Academy (premium 1:1), Speech Academy Asia (1:1) and ThinkStorySpeak (personalised coaching) each list individual coaching.
“We want presenting skills folded into a broader leadership programme.”
ASK Training’s model, where presentation skills sit inside a larger management catalogue, is the most direct fit.
“Our team needs to sell, not just speak. We’re pitching, not presenting for its own sake.”
Speak Sell Succeed’s persuasion-and-sales framing is built for this directly.
“The presentation itself is high-stakes, and the real problem is the story and the deck.”
This is the scenario HighSpark is built for. If your team can present confidently but the narrative, structure, or visual design is the weak link, a delivery-only trainer will not solve it.
See HighSpark’s presentation skills training →The more standardised and funded a course is, the more it teaches transferable public speaking fundamentals to a group. The more customised and project-based an engagement is, the more it is built to fix a specific, high-stakes presentation your team actually has to deliver. Neither is wrong. They are different tools.
09 · SkillsFuture / WSQ funding
What Singapore buyers should know about funding.
Several providers run courses that qualify for Singapore government training subsidies, which materially changes the cost calculation for individuals and SMEs.
up to 50%
Baseline SkillsFuture subsidy
On WSQ-accredited course fees, for Singapore Citizens and PRs.
up to 70%
Enhanced Training Support for SMEs
For eligible SME employees on WSQ-certifiable courses. SG-registered, no more than 200 staff or S$100M group turnover.
SkillsFuture Credit
Offsets out-of-pocket fees for individuals, generally Singapore Citizens aged 25 and above.
UTAP
An NTUC scheme reimbursing part of the fees for NTUC members, on top of SkillsFuture support.
Absentee Payroll
Reimburses employers a fixed hourly rate for staff time spent in approved training.
Not every provider runs WSQ-accredited courses, and funding can apply only to specific course codes. Confirm the current status of the exact course on the MySkillsFuture portal or with the provider before budgeting. HighSpark’s site lists two SkillsFuture-funded public workshops, Data Storytelling and Business Presentation Delivery. Ask the provider which options apply to your team.
10 · Results
What HighSpark’s results look like
Three HighSpark case studies with figures published on its site. The figures are HighSpark’s own reporting and have not been independently audited.
DBS
Training teams to win over internal stakeholders
22% immediate increase in proficiency · 100% said objectives met
A full-day workshop helped DBS’s Consumer Banking team structure persuasive internal presentations. HighSpark reports a 22% immediate increase in learner proficiency, with 100% voting that the workshop met its learning objectives and 100% saying they would recommend it.
Read the DBS case study →Growthwell
An eight-figure seed round with a compelling narrative
$11M seed · $22M Series A
A fundraising narrative for a plant-based protein company, built through HighSpark’s consulting arm. The case study reports an $11M seed round and a $22M Series A, with fundraising anchored by Temasek.
Read the Growthwell case study →Glints
A fundraising narrative that scaled across rounds
Oversubscribed seed · $82M+ in later rounds
A narrative for a talent platform, also from the consulting arm. The case study reports an oversubscribed seed round and $82M+ collectively raised in Series A to D.
Read the Glints case study →Other providers publish their own case studies and testimonials. Ask each shortlisted provider for examples close to your industry, audience and team size.
11 · FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is the best presentation skills training in Singapore?
There is no single best provider, because the providers here solve different problems. Public Speaking Academy and Speech Academy Asia centre on delivery, Speak Sell Succeed on persuasive speaking with a published low net cost, and HighSpark on the story and deck behind a high-stakes presentation. Use the use-case table above to match your situation.
How much does presentation skills training cost in Singapore?
Published fees in October 2026: Speak Sell Succeed S$650 for a two-day course, ASK Training S$708.50 including GST for one day, and HighSpark’s public workshops S$559 and S$1,160 before GST and subsidy. In-house runs are quoted; HighSpark’s site gives about S$1,000 for a 2.5-hour session and S$3,000 to S$10,000 for a half or full day. Several providers publish no fees.
How does SkillsFuture funding work for presentation courses?
Funding attaches to a specific course and an eligible learner or employer, not to a provider. On HighSpark’s site, two public workshops are SkillsFuture-funded, Data Storytelling and Business Presentation Delivery, and many of its in-house courses are HRDF claimable in Malaysia. Speak Sell Succeed states that SkillsFuture Credit applies to all its courses; confirm the exact course on the MySkillsFuture portal before budgeting.
What is the difference between public speaking training and presentation skills training?
Public speaking training prepares people to speak to an audience, often on a stage or in a competition, with the focus on delivery. Presentation skills training for business adds the storyline and the slides, and is judged by whether a decision, sale or approval follows. Many providers teach both, in different proportions.
What should I look for when choosing a presentation skills trainer?
Eight things matter most: how specialised the provider is, the trainer’s credentials, whether content is customised, format flexibility, funding eligibility, the pricing model, evidence of outcomes, and reinforcement after the session. If your presentation carries real business stakes, weight customization and outcomes most heavily.
What is the difference between HighSpark and Speech Academy Asia?
Speech Academy Asia teaches public speaking to adults and children through weekly classes, intensives and corporate workshops, and lists a free trial class. HighSpark is a B2B specialist that pairs practitioner-led training with a consulting arm that writes and designs presentations and pitch decks, and it mostly runs arranged team sessions. For weekly classes close to home, Speech Academy Asia fits; when the problem is a specific high-stakes presentation, HighSpark’s courses are designed for that work.
How many providers publish their presentation course fees?
On 20 Oct 2026, Speak Sell Succeed, ASK Training and HighSpark published a presentation course fee. Speech Academy Asia published only a free trial class, and Intellisoft published after-grant prices for other courses. The rest published none; ask for the fee basis (before or after subsidy, with or without GST) in writing.
How was this guide researched, and can providers pay to be included?
Each provider’s facts were checked against its own website and the SkillsFuture course directory on 20 Oct 2026, and the source links are listed at the foot of the page. No provider paid to appear and we accept no fee for inclusion. HighSpark publishes this guide and is one of the eight, so its entry follows the same fields, including a trade-off.
Sources, checked 20 Oct 2026
Provider sites and registry pages used for the fact rows. Where a page could not be opened, the fact came from a search-result summary of that page and is marked as such.
- Public Speaking Academy:About page; Toastmasters media centre, 2016
- Speech Academy Asia:Website
- Be The Voice:Third-party directory listing
- Speak Sell Succeed:Website
- Intellisoft:Website
- ASK Training:Course page (fee read from a search-result summary; the page returned an error when fetched)
- ThinkStorySpeak:Website
- HighSpark:Homepage; About; Data Storytelling, SSG directory; Data Storytelling workshop and fees; Business Presentation Delivery workshop and fees; Presenting courses and in-house pricing
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