Course selection
Using your voice effectively for teaching, research and meetings
Audience: Academic staff, PG research, Professional staff, Research staff, Research supervisors
Date: Wednesday 24 February 2027
Times: 10.00 to 12.00
Programme: Academic Staff Development Programme
Key details: This course will include vocal exercise activities
Course information
Delivered by NHS Fife Speech and Language Therapy Service, this informative and practical workshop aims to increase professional users鈥� awareness and understanding of effective and efficient voice production to maintain healthy voice and reduce the risk of development of dysphonia (vocal impairment).
What participants have said about a previous version of this course:
- It was very informative; I think it could be useful for all staff that lecture and present regularly.
- For anyone interested in vocal production, this gives some interesting biological insight, and guidance on breathing.
- Very helpful information and practical exercises that can be helpful.
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Aims and objectives
By the end of the workshop, participants will:
- Have an understanding of the anatomy and physiology of effective and efficient voice production
- Know the risk factors for developing vocal impairment
- Be aware of signs of developing voice problems and when to seek help (when normal becomes abnormal)
- Know how to reduce risk through application of vocal hygiene strategies and vocal warm-up techniques
Tutors
NHS Fife
Venue
Boardroom, Gateway