Top 5 Public Speaking Classes for Kids in Bangalore (2026): Online & Offline Options
Written by: Ajlal Khan, Reviewed by: Pankhuri Jain, Spoken English Trainer at Speaking Fever (Communication Expert, 10+ years of experience)
Quick Verdict
The best public speaking classes for kids in Bangalore depend on your child’s age, your area and whether you want online or offline classes. Here is the short answer:
| Best for 1-to-1 online classes (ages 5–15): Speaking Fever, from ₹3,999 a month. Best offline option for young kids (ages 5–8): Openhouse, with 8 centres across Bengaluru, from ₹3,000 a month. Best for debate and MUN (ages 10–18): Indian Academy of Public Speaking, with centres in Sarjapur (Kasavanahalli) and JP Nagar. Best for classes inside schools and apartment societies: Dubskill. Best for a big-brand online 1:1 program (K–12): PlanetSpark. Busy schedule or far from a centre? Choose online. Your child gets the same practice without Bangalore traffic. |
Introduction
Many Bangalore parents see the same thing: their child is bright and talks freely at home, but goes quiet in class presentations, school assemblies or when meeting new people. Public speaking classes help children turn what they know into clear, confident speech.
This guide compares the top 5 public speaking classes for kids in Bangalore for 2026, with ages, fees, format and the areas each one serves, from Indiranagar and Whitefield to Jayanagar and Hebbal. It also answers the questions parents ask most: the best age to start, how to help your child at home, and how to choose the right course.
Disclosure: Speaking Fever is our own platform. We have listed it alongside other providers and used only details published on each provider’s website as of October 2026.
How we chose these classes: We looked for providers that teach public speaking to children in Bangalore, either at a centre in the city or through live online classes.
We then checked each provider’s own website in October 2026 for ages, format, location, fees and class details, and listed “not published” wherever a detail was not shown.
Table of Content
Best Public Speaking Classes for Kids in Bangalore: Comparison (2026)
The providers below are listed in no particular order. Each one suits a different kind of child, so use the “Best for” column to find your match.
| Provider | Type | Ages | Where in Bangalore | Fees (as published) | Best for |
| Speaking Fever | Online, live 1-to-1 | 5–15 | Anywhere in Bangalore | From ₹3,999/month | Shy children who need personal attention |
| Openhouse | Offline, at centres | 5–8 | 8 centres, including Indiranagar, Whitefield, Jayanagar and JP Nagar | ₹3,000/month | Young kids who learn best in a classroom |
| Indian Academy of Public Speaking | Offline + online | 10–18 (debate, MUN); 13–18 (public speaking) | Sarjapur (Kasavanahalli), JP Nagar | ₹11,623 for a 10-day program | Older kids preparing for debate and MUN |
| Dubskill | Offline, in schools and societies | Kids (age not published) | Partner schools and apartment communities | Fees is shared after a demo session | Classes close to home |
| PlanetSpark | Online, live 1:1 | K–12 | Anywhere in Bangalore | Fees is shared after a free trial session | Parents who want a large online brand |
Monthly fees are not directly comparable, because most providers do not publish how many classes a month their fee includes. Ask about the number of classes per month during the trial.
Top 5 Public Speaking Classes for Kids in Bangalore (2026)
1. Speaking Fever
- Type: Online, live 1-to-1 classes
- Ages: 5–15
- Fees: From ₹3,999 a month
- Covers: Speech preparation and delivery, storytelling, self-introductions, show-and-tell, presentations, organising ideas and audience engagement
- Method: One trainer works with one child, so a shy child speaks for most of the class and gets corrected gently in the moment
Speaking Fever’s public speaking course for kids suits children who freeze in front of a group, because they practise with one trainer first. Classes run online, so families in any part of Bangalore, from Electronic City to Yelahanka, can join without travel. A trial session lets the trainer check your child’s level before you choose a plan.
2. Openhouse
- Type: Offline classes at learning centres
- Ages: 5–8 for public speaking
- Where: 8 centres: Sadashivanagar, HRBR Layout, Whitefield, Sarjapur Road, Indiranagar, Jayanagar, JP Nagar and Sahakar Nagar
- Fees: ₹3,000 a month
- Covers: Organising thoughts, body language, voice modulation and on-stage speaking practice, with debate, presentations and emceeing at higher levels
Openhouse is a good choice if your child is young and you want classes in a centre near home. Its classes use games to teach speaking skills. It offers free trial classes on Sundays between 5 and 7 pm.
3. Indian Academy of Public Speaking (IAPS)
- Type: Offline centres, plus online courses for kids
- Ages: 10–18 for debate and MUN training; 13–18 for Public Speaking Level 1
- Where: Kasavanahalli (Sarjapur) and JP Nagar 7th Phase
- Fees: ₹11,623 for 10-day debate or public speaking programs; ₹14,750 for MUN training
- Covers: Public speaking, debating and Model United Nations, with a live auditorium show at the end of a program
IAPS suits older children who want to compete in debates, MUNs or school elocution events. Some programs, such as MUN training, run on weekends, which works well around school. Note that fees are non-refundable once paid.
4. Dubskill
- Type: Offline, in partner schools and apartment communities
- Ages: Not published (for kids)
- Where: Across Bangalore, including a listing in HSR Layout
- Fees: Fees is shared after a demo session
- Covers: Speech structure, debating, articulation, pronunciation, voice modulation and stage presence
Dubskill runs small-batch classes inside schools and gated communities, so your child may not need to travel at all. Children take level-based certifications and competitions every three months, and parents get progress reports through an app. You can book a free session through its website.
5. PlanetSpark
- Type: Online, live 1:1 classes
- Ages: Kindergarten to Class 12
- Fees: Fees is shared after a free trial session
- Covers: Public speaking and creative writing
PlanetSpark is a well-known online communication program for kids in India. It suits parents who want a structured 1:1 online course and who are comfortable checking fees after the free trial.
Public Speaking Classes for Kids by Area in Bangalore
Bangalore traffic can turn a short distance into a long trip, so location matters for offline classes. Here is what is available in each part of the city:
| Area | Nearby localities | Offline options | Online options |
| East Bangalore | Indiranagar, Whitefield, Marathahalli, KR Puram | Openhouse (Indiranagar, Whitefield) | Speaking Fever, PlanetSpark |
| South-East Bangalore | Koramangala, HSR Layout, Bellandur, Sarjapur Road | IAPS (Kasavanahalli), Openhouse (Sarjapur Road), Dubskill (HSR Layout listing) | Speaking Fever, PlanetSpark |
| South Bangalore | Jayanagar, JP Nagar, Banashankari, BTM Layout | Openhouse (Jayanagar, JP Nagar), IAPS (JP Nagar 7th Phase) | Speaking Fever, PlanetSpark |
| North Bangalore | Hebbal, Sahakar Nagar, Yelahanka, HRBR Layout, Sadashivanagar | Openhouse (Sadashivanagar, HRBR Layout, Sahakar Nagar) | Speaking Fever, PlanetSpark |
| Electronic City and outer areas | Electronic City, Hosur Road, Devanahalli | Few centres; check Dubskill for a class in your society | Speaking Fever, PlanetSpark |
If no centre is close to you, a live online class is usually the better choice. Your child saves travel time and can join from home after school. IAPS also runs online courses for kids, alongside its Sarjapur and JP Nagar centres.
Practising at home but want expert help? Book a demo class and let a trainer give your child a simple plan to speak with confidence.
How Can I Help My Kids Learn to Speak in Public?
Start small and make speaking a normal part of family life. Classes help, but daily practice at home builds the habit.
- Give a “one-minute talk” at dinner. Let your child talk about their day, a book or a cartoon for one minute while everyone listens.
- Ask open questions. Instead of “Was school good?”, ask “What was the funniest thing that happened today?”
- Use a small audience first. Grandparents on a video call or a few friends feel safer than a full classroom.
- Practise before school events. Rehearse a speech or presentation two or three times at home, standing up, as if on stage.
- Praise effort, not perfection. Comment on what went well, such as eye contact or a loud voice, before suggesting one thing to improve.
- Let them watch good speakers. Short talks by children their age show that speaking well is learnable.
Shy children often open up faster with one trainer than in a group. Read how 1-to-1 classes help raise confidence if your child freezes in front of others.
What Is the Best Age to Learn Public Speaking?
There is no single right age, but most kids’ programs start at around 5, when children can tell a short story and follow simple instructions. Among the classes above, Speaking Fever and Openhouse start at 5, while debate and MUN programs such as IAPS start at 10. What changes with age is the type of practice:
| Age | What to focus on |
| 5–7 | Show-and-tell, storytelling, rhymes and speaking loudly and clearly |
| 8–10 | Short speeches, reading aloud, class presentations and eye contact |
| 11–14 | Structured speeches, debates, elocution and handling questions |
| 15+ | MUN, group discussions, interviews and persuasive speaking |
Starting early helps because younger children are less afraid of mistakes. But older children also improve quickly with regular practice, so it is never too late to start.
If your child also hesitates in everyday English, not just on stage, read our guide on English tuition vs online spoken English classes to see which class fits first.
Which Course Is Best for Public Speaking?
The best course is the one that matches your child’s main need. Use this as a guide:
| If your child… | Choose |
| Is shy and freezes in front of a group | A 1-to-1 online class, such as Speaking Fever |
| Is 5–8 and enjoys learning in a group | An offline centre class, such as Openhouse |
| Wants to win debates, elocution or MUN | A debate-focused program, such as IAPS |
| Has a busy schedule and you want classes at home | A class in your apartment society (Dubskill) or an online class |
| Speaks well on stage but struggles in daily English | A spoken English course first, then public speaking |
For children who need both, our online English classes for kids build everyday speaking, and the public speaking course builds stage confidence.
Final Verdict
There is no single best public speaking class for every child in Bangalore. The right choice depends on your child’s age, confidence level and where you live.
For young children aged 5–8 who enjoy group activities, Openhouse is an easy offline option, with centres from Whitefield to Jayanagar. Older children who want to compete in debates or MUNs will get more from IAPS in Sarjapur or JP Nagar. If you would rather not travel, Dubskill can bring classes to your school or apartment, and PlanetSpark offers a structured online 1:1 program.
For shy children, or families who want flexible timings without Bangalore traffic, live 1-to-1 online classes like Speaking Fever’s give the most speaking time with the least pressure. Whichever you choose, take a trial class first and watch how much your child actually speaks.
Not sure where your child stands? Book a trial class with a Speaking Fever trainer and get a quick check of your child’s speaking confidence.
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FAQs
What are the best public speaking classes for kids in Bangalore?
Top options include Speaking Fever (online 1-to-1), Openhouse (offline centres for ages 5–8), Indian Academy of Public Speaking (debate and MUN for ages 10–18), Dubskill (classes in schools and societies) and PlanetSpark (online 1:1).
How much do public speaking classes for kids cost in Bangalore?
Published fees range from ₹3,000 a month at Openhouse and ₹3,999 a month at Speaking Fever to ₹11,623 for a 10-day program at IAPS. Dubskill and PlanetSpark share fees after a demo.
Are online public speaking classes as good as offline classes?
Yes, if they are live and interactive. Online 1-to-1 classes give more speaking time and save travel, while offline classes give practice in front of a real group. You can also start online and add stage events later.
Can a shy child join public speaking classes?
Yes. Shy children often benefit the most. A 1-to-1 public speaking class or a small group lets them practise without pressure before they speak in front of larger audiences.
What do kids learn in a public speaking course?
Kids learn to organise their ideas, speak clearly and loudly, use eye contact and body language, tell stories and give short speeches. Older children also learn debating and how to answer questions.
How long does it take for a child to become a confident speaker?
It depends on the child and how often they practise. With weekly classes and practice at home, most parents notice small changes, such as louder answers and less hesitation, within a few weeks. Stage confidence takes longer.
Do public speaking classes help with school?
Yes. The same skills help in class presentations, school assemblies, elocution and debate competitions, group discussions and, later, interviews.
