Presentations to Transform Your Audience

Presentation Skills to Transform Your Audience

COURSE CONCEPT

Making a formal presentation is an opportunity to communicate with your audience, show your expertise, and have your content come alive. Presenting to an audience is an important form of communication that may cause fear in individuals. The key is to present on a topic you have experience with, are passionate about, and where you can add value to your audience for their transformation. Having the ability to deliver your message confidently can have an impact on your ability to become a person of influence.

An effective professional presentation positions you as an expert on the topic and in your industry. Your opportunity to present information, engage with and influence your audience can create a lasting impact. A well-presented presentation points to your leadership capability, enhances your value, and positions you as a thoughtful leader.

AUDIENCE

Individuals who require presentation skills to impact and transform an audience beyond content.

AIMS

Gain knowledge, skills, and confidence to successfully present to engage and interact with the audience to hold their attention.
Plan, structure, and deliver presentations with visual aids to tailor the content to the audience, add value, and transform the audience with their knowledge, thinking, and behaviour.
Deliver a presentation that highlights your credibility, expertise, and passion

COURSE CONTENT

Develop knowledge and skills of the three parts of a presentation:

1. Plan the presentation

Preliminary questions for your preparation
Presentation styles
Aim of the presentation
Content of your presentation
Audience background, characteristics, and learning styles
Structure your presentations: Introduction, Body, and Conclusion
Plan and structure the presentation with mind mapping, linear plan, and transformational audience map
Write the content of the presentation
Use of visual aids to enhance the content and engage the audience
Techniques for an effective conclusion
Practice your presentation and incorporate# feedback to improve and develop
Coming to terms with nervousness
Strategies to manage your nervousness
The day before the presentation

2. Deliver the presentation

On the day of the presentation
Strategies to deliver a stand-out presentation
Skills And Tips to Deliver Virtual Presentations
Techniques to improve your oral presentation
Guide your audience to understand the content
Important factors that affect the impression you make
Tips for presenting with confidence
What not to do during a presentation
When mistakes happen

3. Evaluate the presentation

Self-evaluation
Collect feedback from your audience
Quality improvement — Your learning for future presentations

Benefits of presenting to an audience and for your career

LEARNING OUTCOMES

On completion of the training program, participants will be able to:

Review memorable speeches as learning points for your presentation
Plan your introduction with clear aims, understanding the audience’s background and learning style
Structure your content with mind mapping, a linear plan, and a transformational audience map
Structure and write your presentation with relevant content in the Introduction, Content, and Conclusion
Use visual aids to enhance the content and engage the audience
Strategies to coming to terms with nervousness, present with confidence, and visualize success
Plan your day before and on the presentation day
Apply strategies to deliver a stand-out# presentation
Apply skills and tips to deliver virtual presentations
Handle mistakes with ease
Evaluate your presentation with self-appraisal and audience feedback
Apply quality improvement for future presentations
Identify the benefits of presenting to an audience and for your career