In several industries, especially service, industrial equipment and project based, presentations play a vital part in representing final product or service quality. Knowledge, credibility, and assurance are immediately apparent when presenting, and many customers treat a presentation as a reliable indicator. Presentations and public speaking skills are not limited to certain special people – anyone can give a good presentation, or perform public speaking to a professional and impressive standard.
- Exploring the strengths and weaknesses of the way you normally communicate.
- Adapting your communication style to deal confidently with a particular person.
- Adapting your style and behaviour to best suit a situation.
- Clearly identifying and planning what you want to achieve from a situation.
- Breaking out of your own personal comfort zone and coming across with real impact to influence a person or a situation.
- Understanding the different interpretations of self-confidence
- Master breathing and relaxation techniques to control shyness and fear
- Learn techniques for public speaking and how to ‘feel’ the audience
- Develop a personal presentation inventory.
- Understand the guidelines for designing and delivering visuals effectively
- Projecting a positive and confident image
- Develop body language and non-verbal communication to gain control
- Develop and control Eye contact, facial expression, gestures, movement, appearance, and voice.
- Improve communication styles and listening skills
- How to view past experiences that have sabotaged your confidence
- Controlling nervous energy
- Evaluate personal strengths
- How to introduce ideas to remember
- Identify quality presentation standards
- Course Overview
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In several industries, especially service, industrial equipment and project based, presentations play a vital part in representing final product or service quality. Knowledge, credibility, and assurance are immediately apparent when presenting, and many customers treat a presentation as a reliable indicator. Presentations and public speaking skills are not limited to certain special people – anyone can give a good presentation, or perform public speaking to a professional and impressive standard.
- Course Objective
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- Exploring the strengths and weaknesses of the way you normally communicate.
- Adapting your communication style to deal confidently with a particular person.
- Adapting your style and behaviour to best suit a situation.
- Clearly identifying and planning what you want to achieve from a situation.
- Breaking out of your own personal comfort zone and coming across with real impact to influence a person or a situation.
- Course Outline
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- Understanding the different interpretations of self-confidence
- Master breathing and relaxation techniques to control shyness and fear
- Learn techniques for public speaking and how to ‘feel’ the audience
- Develop a personal presentation inventory.
- Understand the guidelines for designing and delivering visuals effectively
- Projecting a positive and confident image
- Develop body language and non-verbal communication to gain control
- Develop and control Eye contact, facial expression, gestures, movement, appearance, and voice.
- Improve communication styles and listening skills
- How to view past experiences that have sabotaged your confidence
- Controlling nervous energy
- Evaluate personal strengths
- How to introduce ideas to remember
- Identify quality presentation standards