Keep practicing: Go through speeches, presentations and pitches regularly, so that you can be confident in your ability to communicate fluently.
Join speaking clubs: Be part of Toastmasters or similar organizations for a well-structured practice and feedback session.
Watch skilled speakers: Learn techniques from TED Talks and speeches by watching them.
Work on non-verbal communication skills: It is essential to involve use hands while talking, maintain eye contact and stand upright whilst presenting yourself before an audience.
Be fully acquainted with the subject matter: Speak naturally about it because it will enable you answer questions without any strain.
Use relaxation methods before facing the public: In particular employ deep breathing as well as visualization techniques before stepping into the platform.
Review film clips of yourself speaking: Identifying improvement areas when one films oneself speaking can help track progress over time.
Get opinion from others: Seek for opinions concerning your delivery and shortcomings from colleagues, friends or trainers.