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 AIMS
AND OBJECTIVES
By the end of the course
participants will be able to
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Understand the benefits of
giving effective presentations |
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Decide where a
presentation is necessary or would be beneficial. |
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Select appropriate
materials in line with the audience |
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Effectively plan the
presentation, deciding on the order, timing and venue. |
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Recognise the pros and
cons of certain presentation methods and equipment and select a suitable medium
for delivery |
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Effectively convey
information in a presentation format, managing their own nerves and remaining in
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CONTENT
Day 1 Planning &
Preparation
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Communications – when and why present? |
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Selecting appropriate content and prioritising your messages |
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Allaying fears/overcoming nerves |
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Preparing appropriate materials |
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Establishing credibility and personal presence |
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Equipment – modes of delivery and their advantages and
disadvantages |
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Preparation – deciding upon your objective |
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Choosing an appropriate location/environment |
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Structuring your presentation |
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Day 2 Effective Delivery
- A highly practical day involving video
tape and feedback
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Presence and maintaining interest |
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Managing difficult questions |
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Controlling your presentation and monitoring progress |
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How to manage distractions |
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Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication - giving out the right
messages |
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Dealing with difficult members of the audience |
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Practical exercises |
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Audience participation |
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METHOD
OF DELIVERY
The course will be highly
participative involving delegates in practical exercises to support each key
learning point. Self analysis and feedback will be given after each practical
exercise to enhance learning and will culminate in personal development action
planning where delegates will decide on areas they will address following the
course. Where delegates have particular presentations
in mind, they are welcome to bring these along to work upon in the practical
sessions.
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