Presentation and Public Speaking Skills

Ian Fraser Consulting
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' At the end of the course participants will be able to:

Understand where fear and nervousness comes from and implement practices to overcome those feelings
Plan a presentation using a Powerful introduction, a body and a conclusion
Understand the importance and use of visual aids
Use body language, voice and breathing techniques when presenting
Ad-lib, tell stories and use emotional triggers to deliver powerful and memorable presentations
Be aware of different learning styles and methods to increase retention
Course Outline
Understanding Fear
Overcoming Fear
Powerful Introductions
Structuring the Presentation or Talk
Target the Audience
Coping with Learning Differences
The Learning Recall Curve
Increase Audience retention
Designing and Utilising Visual Aids
The Use of Colour
Presentation Delivery
Body Language
Voice and Breathing Techniques
How to Remember your Presentation
Effect use of Questions for Interaction
How to Wrap it up
Be Prepared
Personalising the Presentation
Story Telling
Telling Jokes?
Using Emotional Triggers
Ad-lib
Feedback Mechanisms
Target Audience
Anyone wishing to overcome their fear of presenting and to improve their presentation skills.

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Phone:(03) 9489 7989

School Address:

Ian Fraser Consulting
10 Wakanui Street
Northcote Victoria 3070
Australia



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