Presentation Skills - Presenting with Impact and Conviction

Gaining credibility in the workplace has a lot to do with the way you present yourself. What we look like when we speak constitutes 55%. How we deliver the message constitutes for 38% .Surprisingly, the actual words that make up the content of the message make up for a mere 7%. This is not to say that content is not important; rather, it needs to be well planned. More importantly, since 93% of the communication is physical, the actions of the presenter become a critical part of the communication that either distracts from or adds value to the 7%.

Knowing how to deal with:

•Learn how to prepare for any presentation.
•Recordings of all your practice presentations, so you can analyse how to improve and see how you’ve progressed
•Learn techniques for building ‘self-confidence’ before presentations.
•Genuine confidence and self-belief in your public speaking skills
•A clear purpose in your presentation, and a structure focused on the desired outcome
•A checklist to help you prepare well, even with limited time
•Identify how to ask focused questions to generate audience participation
•Developing a ‘rapport’ with your audience.
•Learn advanced communication techniques to adopt different listening and learning styles.
•Skills to handle notes and prompt cards whilst keeping your audience engaged
•The opportunity to evaluate others’ presenting and learn from their performance
•Control of your body language and your nerves
•Control of your speech and improved awareness of your vocal capacity
•Practice and application of the entire course content throughout the two days, to build both your competence and your confidence
•A blended learning experience allowing you to continue to develop skills back at work

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