About the role
Voice coaches are specialists in voice care and vocal technique, often with a background in singing, music education, or speech therapy. They work on developing and improving individuals' voice use, whether it's for singing, speaking, or presentations. The education can vary, but many have a college education in music or speech therapy with a focus on voice.Responsibilities
Voice coaches analyze the quality of the voice and provide individually tailored exercises to improve vocal technique and health. They teach breathing techniques, articulation, and voice care. Their work often involves helping people manage voice problems or developing their voice for professional use.Skills and tools
Voice coaches need to have a deep understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the voice as well as pedagogical skills to teach others. They use various exercises, methods, and sometimes instruments like pianos to support the exercises. Good listening skills and the ability to provide constructive feedback are central qualities.