DAY 1
Introduction and objectives
- setting the objectives of your presentation The material
- accuracy, facts and opinions
- avoiding jargon, credibility
Structure and timing
Your audience
- demographic analysis, saliency
- cognitive complexity
- neuro-linguistic programming
Use of notes
Nervousness
Styles
- strategic decisions and language strategy
- developing your own individual speaking style
Using humour
Practical exercise
- each participant will make a presentation
DAY 2
Review of Day 1
The motivated sequence presentation
- motivational needs and appeals
Listening and validation
Audience reaction
- dealing with ‘difficult’ people/questions
- correctly handling valid objections
When to use a microphone
Using visual aids professionally
Team presentations
Winning the business pitch
Special situations
- presenting at board meetings, councils and committees
- introducing and thanking other speakers
- panels and seminars
Final presentations from participants using CCTV
Action planning