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Course Outline
Presentation Skills
- Deliver a pre-prepared presentation on a work-related topic chosen by the participant.
Note: The length of each presentation will vary based on the course duration and participant count. Eight participants is considered ideal.
- Comprehensive individual and group feedback
Crafting the Presentation
- Key questions the presenter should address in advance:
- Why am I the right person for this?
- Logistics: What, where, when, how, and duration
- How these answers influence the overall structure
- Organizing the content:
- Research: Mastering the subject matter
- Sequencing information logically
- Developing and integrating complementary visual aids
Preparing the Presenter
- The three core communication tools for presenters:
- Verbal: Choosing precise words while avoiding slang and jargon
- Vocal: Controlling tone and sound, eliminating distracting tics or unnatural pauses
- Visual: Managing appearance, including attire, body language, and stage presence
- Practicing the delivery and seeking candid feedback from trusted sources
- Managing nervousness effectively
Optimizing the Environment
- Room arrangements and the subtle messages they convey to the audience
- Utilizing the physical space to enhance the overall presentation experience
Refining Presentation Skills
- Deliver a second presentation (following adequate preparation time).
Note: This may involve revisiting the initial presentation with improvements based on the detailed feedback received.
- Comprehensive individual and group feedback
Advanced Presentation Skills
- If time allows: deliver an additional presentation (after suitable preparation time)
- Comprehensive individual and group feedback
Requirements
No prior requirements
21 Hours
Testimonials (1)
The people aspect: How important it is to try to find out what the audience is expecting and what questions they could ask. And how important my attitude towards presenting and the audience is for the success of the presentation. I think I understand now much better how to have successfull presentations and the importance of regular training/preparation.