Having problems delivering a professional presentation in English?
Are you facing challenges when delivering a professional presentation in English? Do you struggle with structuring a winning presentation and capturing your audience’s attention? If presenting in English makes you nervous, our 2-day Presenting to Win Workshop is precisely what you need.
Presenting in English may seem daunting, but with the right tools and techniques, you can master this crucial skill. Our workshop provides participants with a comprehensive range of presentation phrases, expressions, templates, and formats in English, empowering them to communicate confidently and engage their audience effectively. Throughout the workshop, you will learn valuable organization and preparation tips to ensure your presentation’s success.
On the first day, we will focus on essential aspects such as knowing your audience, creating compelling content, and applying the K.I.S.S (Keep It Short and Simple) principle. We will explore the art of storytelling, helping you craft impactful narratives to captivate your listeners. Gain confidence in delivering your presentation through our expert delivery tips, covering elements like passion, strong openings, concise communication, body language, and effective slide management.
Learn how to structure a professional presentation, master the art of introductions, maintain a consistent flow in the body, and deliver a powerful conclusion that leaves a lasting impact. We will also equip you with strategies to handle the Q&A session with ease, including techniques for managing diverse audiences and addressing difficult questions.
On the second day, you will have the opportunity to put your newfound skills into practice. Each participant will deliver their own 10-minute presentation, followed by interactive Q&A sessions and valuable feedback from both the trainer and fellow participants.
By the end of our workshop, you will feel more confident and competent when presenting in English. You will be equipped with the tools, knowledge, and practical experience needed to deliver successful presentations that captivate your audience.
Workshop Highlights:
Organization & Preparation Tips:
- Asking the right questions before creating your presentation.
- Understanding your audience.
- Emphasizing relevant content.
- Applying the K.I.S.S Principle.
- Ensuring clarity with the “So What?” test.
- The power of storytelling.
- Building confidence in your delivery.
Delivery Tips (The “S” Principle):
- Showing passion.
- Starting strong.
- Keeping it short and simple.
- Signaling key points.
- Enhancing nonverbal communication through senses and smiles.
- Sorting slides for optimal impact.
Nonverbal Communication:
- The language of body language.
- Making a great first impression.
- Mastering eye contact.
- Employing proper posture.
- Utilizing facial expressions.
- Harnessing the power of voice.
Structuring a Professional Presentation:
- Crafting a compelling opening and introduction.
- Capturing audience attention.
- Creating a strong opening statement.
- Key phrases for each section: Introduction, Body, and Conclusion.
- Signposting and maintaining flow.
- Effective time management.
- Summarizing and closing with impact.
- Expressing gratitude and inviting questions.
The Q&A Session:
- The importance of a Q&A session.
- Handling diverse audiences.
- Managing difficult questions.
- Utilizing survival language.
- Key phrases for effective Q&A interaction.
Practical Training:
- Live presentations delivered by each participant.
- Interactive Q&A sessions following each presentation.
- Group dynamics for presentations’ evaluations facilitated by the trainer.
Flexible Online Training Option:
In addition to our on-site training, this workshop is also available in a flexible online format. Your organization can benefit from the same high-quality content, expert instruction, and interactive learning experience, all from the convenience of any location. Embrace the flexibility of online training and empower your team to excel, regardless of geographical limitations or scheduling constraints
