Our principal
trainer is Glenn Kinsey, widely acknowledged as the UKs most successful
presentation and communication skills coach.

A large proportion of the presenters and media stars on
your television screens first unleashed their talents through Glenns
training. In fact, with over
350 previously inexperienced presenters alone ending up on-screen
after his coaching, he's recognised for successfully training more television
presenters than anyone else in the world.
And his pedigree client
list reads like a "Who's Who" of the country's
top corporate, public, media and celebrity communicators - from leading
political figures to pop superstars, executives at FTSE 100 companies
to Olympic gold-medallists.
His distinctive coaching style
has been the subject of two BBC documentaries as well as inspiring features
throughout the national press
and media, attracting labels from, "the image doctor"
to, "the confidence guru".
In 1999, he famously took
on a challenge from national newspaper, The Daily Mail to help
turn a young waitress into a television presenter - and, after just
a day's coaching and advice on this very course she landed her first
job on ITV within 30 days!
Unlike some, Glenn hasn't
spent his working life delivering "theory" without ever being
involved at the sharp end. His personal background includes a first
television appearance at just 13 years of age, before going on to spend
the following ten years presenting over 500 hours of broadcast television
for the BBC, ITV and Sky Television.
Programmes included everything
from Children's ITV's daily and live 3-hour summer morning show to a
32-programme magazine show on Sky One. His on-camera work has involved
interviews with a whole host of celebrities from model Cindy Crawford
to movie-star Tom Hanks.
He's also authored three top-selling
books - two specially commissioned by Marks and Spencer and sold worldwide;
and one for BBC Books, published both in the UK and the USA and written
when he was just 19 years old.
Glenn created the Television
Presenter's Course back in 1991, at the age of 21. Initially a small-scale
affair in a tiny Thames TV training studio - for a group of colleagues
wanting experience but lacking the financial means to hire a facility
and staff on their own - there was no intention to continue the course
into the future.
However, after participants
began to find jobs and a glowing article in The Guardian newspaper
prompted a flood of enquiries, the course grew into its present state.
In the meantime, Glenn attracted a reputation for his coaching and as
all sorts of clients approached him - not just from the media but also
from areas of business and public life - he eventually made the bold
move from full-time television presenting to full-time presentation
and communication skills consultant and coach.
And, as clients continually
remark, you'll find him genuine, down to earth and refreshingly free
of the "self importance" sometimes associated with television
trainers.
All this, coupled with his prolific involvement with helping kick-start
the television careers of so many - with real-world knowledge of what
the current and future market demands - makes him the perfect person
to lead your day.

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