Are you confident in your English-speaking skills? Do you have the ability to inspire, persuade, or inform an audience with your words? If so, this is your chance to shine! Our English Speech Competition is designed to give learners around the world a platform to demonstrate their public speaking skills, gain recognition, and win amazing prizes, including cash rewards of up to $100, exclusive discounts on English courses, and prestigious certificates. Whether you're a student, a professional, or simply passionate about improving your English, this competition is for you!

Why Join the English Speech Competition?

Public speaking is one of the most valuable skills in both academic and professional settings. Mastering the art of delivering a speech not only boosts confidence but also improves pronunciation, fluency, and overall communication skills. By participating in this competition, you will:

⭘ Enhance your English-speaking abilities through structured practice.
⭘ Gain valuable experience in delivering speeches with confidence and clarity.
⭘ Receive expert feedback to improve your speaking skills further.
⭘ Earn recognition and showcase your talent on a global platform.
⭘ Win exciting prizes, including cash rewards and exclusive discounts on English courses.

Who Can Join?

This competition is open to English learners of all levels, from beginners to advanced speakers. If you are passionate about speaking English and want to challenge yourself, this is your opportunity to prove your skills. There are no age restrictions, making it perfect for students, professionals, and even non-native speakers looking to enhance their fluency.

How to Join the English Speech Competition

Participating in the competition is simple! Follow these steps to submit your entry and compete for the grand prize.

Step 1: Register for the Competition

Fill out the registration form on our website. Provide your full name, email address, and a short introduction about yourself. Once registered, you will receive the competition guidelines and the official topic for your speech.

Step 2: Prepare Your Speech

Write and practice your speech based on the given topic. Make sure your speech is clear, engaging, and delivered with confidence. Your speech should be between 2 to 5 minutes long and must be in English. Focus on pronunciation, fluency, and content to make your speech stand out.

Step 3: Record Your Speech

Use a high-quality camera or smartphone to record your speech in a well-lit and quiet environment. Ensure your voice is clear and audible so that the judges can properly evaluate your performance.

Step 4: Submit Your Entry

Upload your recorded speech on our website or send it via email. Make sure to include your name, contact details, and speech title in the submission.

Step 5: Wait for the Results

Our panel of expert judges will review all submissions based on pronunciation, fluency, clarity, confidence, and overall presentation. The winners will be announced on our official website and social media pages.

Prizes and Recognition

The competition offers incredible rewards for outstanding participants:

⭘ Grand Prize: $100 cash prize, an official winner’s certificate, and a 50% discount on any English course of your choice.
⭘ Second Prize: $50 cash prize, an official runner-up certificate, and a 30% discount on an English course.
⭘ Third Prize: $25 cash prize, an official certificate of recognition, and a 20% discount on an English course.
⭘ Honorable Mentions: Certificates of recognition for participants who showcase exceptional skills.

All participants will receive a digital certificate of participation, which can be a valuable addition to your academic or professional portfolio.

Each submission will be evaluated based on the following factors:

⭘ Pronunciation & Clarity – Is the speech easy to understand?
⭘ Fluency & Coherence – Does the speaker maintain a natural flow?
⭘ Confidence & Delivery – Is the speaker engaging and expressive?
⭘ Content & Structure – Is the speech well-organized and relevant to the topic?
⭘ Overall Impact – Does the speech leave a lasting impression?