Presentation Skills Masterclass - Connecting with Any Audience

top Overview

The people we most want to follow are those who go beyond just getting the message across. They engage! They excite! They inspire us to take action! This Short Course is for those who are comfortable with being out the front presenting ideas clearly to groups of all sizes. Now you want to know how to add the “WOW” factor, in order to interact and engage with your audience. You will learn techniques for presenting to any audience, be it to advise, educate or just share your passion.

top Topics Covered

We review the foundations of excellent presentations then explore ways in which experienced presenters can connect with audiences in different contexts. This Short Course is highly interactive and will involve you making several presentations. These will be recorded and used as part of a feedback process.

  1. Revisit the fundamentals of an excellent presentation
    • Structuring powerful presentations:
      • Audience analysis
      • Structuring subject matter
      • Style considerations
      • Delivery and involving the audience
  2. Exploring the extemporaneous style
    • How to engage your audience in a conversation
  3. The art of impromptu speaking
    • A nutshell structure that enables you to engage an audience of any size at short notice
  4. Tricks and tips to change the state of your audience
    • Gaining involvement in the first few seconds
    • Keeping them on the edge of their seats
    • Closing in a way that drives them to take action

top Who should attend

People who are confident and experienced in making presentations, and wish to develop their skills for engaging with a range of audiences

top Outcomes

You will learn and practice skills for creating and delivering engaging presentations to range of audiences in different situations. You will receive feedback that will help you capitalise on your strengths and build confidence in areas of concern.

Places are limited for this Short Course as we like to keep the numbers small to make the teaching effective.