Presenting with Impact

Why attend Presenting with Impact? Excellent presentation skills are crucial for doing business successfully whether you are presenting your organisation's products to potential clients, presenting your ideas within your own organisation or taking part in industry events or conferences. It is surprising how even experienced presenters suffer from anxiety and nerves before delivering an important presentation. Understanding your audience's expectations and reactions can really help you to adapt your style and pitch your presentation to their specific requirements.

Communicaid's public course, Presenting with Impact, will enable you to re-evaluate your own skills and existing presentation style and will furnish you with additional skills and techniques so that you can prepare and deliver excellent presentations that are engaging, credible and impactful.

Benefits

Communicaid's Presenting with Impact courses will provide you with:

• Greater confidence when giving presentations
• New techniques to enhance your existing presentation skills
• The ability to interpret and engage your audience
• The opportunity to practise and assess your current strengths and presentation skills
• The skills to use and control your voice more effectively when giving presentations

Who should attend?

A Communicaid Presenting with Impact course will be of benefit to you if you:

• Would like to take their existing presentation skills to the next level
• Need to present to large audiences
• Regularly make formal presentations or speak at meetings in English
• Deliver internal training or induction programmes

Course Content

Communicaid Presenting with Impact course includes:

• How to understand and engage with your audience
• Awareness of your own impact
• Preparing your presentation: avoiding 'death by PowerPoint'
• Techniques for managing nerves, particularly with large audiences
• Effective use of voice: pacing, pausing, rhythm and intonation
• Non verbal communication
• Using humour and anecdote
• Managing questions and interruptions
• Projecting confidence and authority