The goal of the workshop is to introduce participants to the fundamentals of creating a presentation. Participants will discuss the components of a good speech or presentation and will eventually develop their own. As they work through the activities, they will write presentations in class. They will be introduced to a variety of delivery techniques that include building rapport with the audience, using body language and humor, and facilitating a question and answer session. Participants do not need to have any prior experience; they only need a desire to improve their presentation skills.

hours

12

language

English

Summary

The goal of the workshop is to introduce participants to the fundamentals of creating a presentation. Participants will discuss the components of a good speech or presentation and will eventually develop their own. As they work through the activities, they will write presentations in class. They will be introduced to a variety of delivery techniques that include building rapport with the audience, using body language and humor, and facilitating a question and answer session. Participants do not need to have any prior experience; they only need a desire to improve their presentation skills.

Target Audience

This workshop will appeal to a wide range of audiences and is intended for anyone.

Skills Gained

Upon completion of workshop participants will be able to:

  • Make effective Presentations
  • Overcome the underlying fears of Public Speaking
  • Plan and Prepare for Presentations
  • Develop a Presentation
  • Deliver a Presentation
  • Give and receive Feedback

Topics Covered

  • The 4 Stages of Speaking
  • Presentations
  • Public Speaking
  • Top Fears
  • Fear oPublic Speaking

  • Significance of Believability
  • Cues to Believability
  • Verbal Communication Skills
  • Elements of Voice

  • Eye Communication
  • Posture and Movement
  • Voice and Vocal Variety
  • Gestures and Facial Expressions
  • Dress and Appearance
  • Language, Non-Words, and Pauses
  • Listening Involvement
  • Humour
  • The Natural Self

  • The Presentation Process
  • Presentation Purpose
  • Audience Analysis
  • Presentation Structure

  • The Conclusion
  • The Introduction
  • The Body
  • Transitions
  • Rehearsal Techniques

  • Gearing Up
  • Personal Motivation
  • Rapport and Credibility
  • Voice and body Techniques
  • Humor
  • The question-and-answer session
  • Visual aids

  • The Implementation Phase
  • Resources and Tools

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