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Welcome to UCL Public Speaking Society!

Founded at the beginning of 2019, our aim is to foster a community of individuals who are committed to improving their public speaking and communication skills together. 

Throughout the year, we will host a variety of events, including weekly public speaking workshops, seminars, guest speaker talks and social events. Our events are organised with the intent of providing students with a safe and conducive learning environment to practise their communication skills, regardless of their English proficiency. Along the way, we hope that students can use these events as platforms to share their unique perspectives and personal stories and as a result develop their own voice.

Communication abilities are crucial in everyday life as well as the professional world. As future opportunities become more and more competitive, it is vital for students to be able to not only effectively communicate their thoughts and ideas but also their value-add for the organisation.

Under-graduate, post-graduate, we welcome all to learn together with us! Regardless of your aspirations after graduation, having great public speaking skills will bring you closer to your goals and improve your interpersonal connections. See you at one of our events soon!

Weekly Public Speaking Workshops

Time: Every Tuesday, 18:15-19:45

Location:  Chadwick G07

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Events

UCL Impromptu Public Speaking Competition
21/11/2026 | 10:00 - 16:00

Three topics. Fifteen minutes. Three minutes to speak. No script. Think you can do it?

The UCL Impromptu Public Speaking Competition is open to every UCL student. You don’t need any experience, and you don’t need to be a member of any society. On the day, you pick one of three topics, take 15 minutes to prepare, and then give a three-minute speech to a live audience and a panel of three