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If you aspire to be a real speaker who gets all the attention and can carry the crowds, this course is for you. We will show you how to prepare for and conduct any type of presentation. Whether you work in a managerial position, as a sales representative, a politician or simply public speaking occurs in your work, you are cordially invited to participate.
TRAINING OBJECTIVES.
- Develop the ability to prepare and deliver public speeches that arouse interest.
- Building the form of the presentation taking into account the dynamics of the meeting.
- Learning the practical tools of an inspirational speaker.
- Develop your own style of public speaking.
- Develop the ability to pro-actively communicate with the group and interact with participants.
- Controlling your body and emotions during speeches.
PARTICIPANT PROFILE TRAINING FOR
- Managers, executives.
- Salespeople/product presenters.
- Persons involved in convincing: employees, investors of proposed solutions.
- For people who make public appearances in their work.
- Politicians.
COURSE CONTENT OBJECTIVES
I MODU Ł PRESENTATION PREPARATION
- Features of good presentation/public speaking.
- Determine the goals and priorities of the presentation.
- Target group analysis.
- Presentation structure. Practical presentation models.
- Preparation of the presentation in the substantive and emotional sphere.
- Use of quotation and metaphor.
- Use of presentation aids.
- Logistics of the presentation (room, audio-visual aids, props).
- Define the concerns and counter-arguments of the presentation audience and ways to defuse them.
- Public presentation from the perspective of the listener and the speaker.
II MODULE PRESENTATION
- A good start - the role of the introduction in a presentation.
- Building a positive attitude of the audience towards the presentation.
- Key elements of development and completion.
- Effective communication in the presentation process.
- Conducting presentations/meetings.
- Principles of building cooperation with the recipient of the presentation.
- The ability to ask questions and provide answers.
- Dealing with difficult situations.
- How to make a presentation depending on the audience.
- Group management (attitude and emotions).
- Psychological principles of assimilation of information by the audience of presentations.
III MODULE WORKSHOP OF A PUBLIC SPEAKER
- The way to build contact with the recipient.
- Different channels of transmission.
- Dealing with your own stress.
- Attitude, voice.
IV MODULE TYPES OF PRESENTATIONS AND THEIR SPECIFICS
- Company meetings.
- Motivational speeches.
- Conferences.
- Radio/TV.
- Training.
- Presentations to a few, a dozen and several hundred people.
