Course Code: 5614

Presentation - Delivering an Effective Presentation

Class Dates:
1/14/2022
10/27/2021
12/29/2021
Length:
1/2 Days
Cost:
$175.00
Class Time:
Technology:
Business
Delivery:
Instructor-Led Training, Virtual Instructor-Led Training

Overview

  • Course Overview
  • This 1/2 day course will teach you to have confident, enthusiastic, and persuasive presentations. With an emphasis on the need for preparation and practice, this course provides guidance on how to organize, create, and deliver effective presentations. Conquer your fear of public speaking. Prepare and deliver well organized presentations. Capture and maintain audience interest.

    Presenting information clearly and effectively is a key skill to get your message or opinion across and, today, presentation skills are required in almost every field. Instructor: George Diorio
  • Audience
  • Student, administrator or executive, if you wish to start up your own business, apply for a grant or stand for an elected position.

Prerequisites

Course Disclaimer

*Course Cost listed does not include the cost of courseware. Course is subject to a minimum enrollment to run the course. Course may run virtually as a virtual live instructor led class if the minimum enrollment is not met. For more information, please contact: 207-775-0244 or email: learn@vtec.org.

Course Details

  • Introduction
  • Topic A: What is the Purpose of the Presentation?
  • Topic A: What is the Purpose of the Presentation?
  • Expectations
  • Topic A: What Does the Audience Expect?
  • Topic B: How Expensive if the Presentation?
  • Topic C: What Would Constitute a Great Outcome?
  • Preparation - Prime Areas of Focus
  • Topic A: Make a PACT
  • Topic B: Purpose
  • Topic C: Audience
  • Topic D: Content
  • Topic E: Tailor
  • Basics of Preparation
  • Topic A: Use the Tell Them Formula
  • Topic A: Use the Tell Them Formula
  • Topic C: Identify a Few Key Points
  • Topic D: Provide Content and Context
  • Topic E: Be Ready for Questions
  • Topic E: Be Ready for Questions
  • The Reality of Preparation
  • The Reality of Preparation
  • Topic B: Seek a Second Opinion
  • Topic C: Don't Memorize
  • Topic D: Provide Content and Context
  • Topic E: Expect the Unexpected
  • Topic F: Practice and Time It
  • Topic G: Edit Ruthlessly if Appropriate
  • How Will the Audience Receive It?
  • Topic A: Methods of Delivery
  • Topic B: Visual Tools
  • Topic C: Pace and Flow
  • Topic C: Pace and Flow
  • Topic E: Have a Plan B
  • The Big Day
  • Topic A: Prepare to Prepare
  • Topic B: Quality Assurance
  • Topic C: Can You Hear Me Now?
  • Topic D: Test Plan A and Plan B
  • Topic D: Test Plan A and Plan B
  • Showtime! Keys to Effective Delivery
  • Topic A: Make it Conversational
  • Topic B: Use the 'Grandmother' Test
  • Topic C: Avoid Rambling and 'Reruns'
  • Topic D: Hit Your Targets (Again and again)
  • Topic E: Mute 'Filler' Words
  • Topic F: Stay aware of Time and Pace
  • Advanced Delivery Skills
  • Topic A: Making Eye Contact
  • Topic A: Making Eye Contact
  • Topic C: Gestures and Movement
  • Topic D: Increase Pace Discretely (if necessary)
  • Topic E: Care about the Audience
  • Success Tips and Tricks
  • Topic A: Dealing with Nervousness
  • Topic B: In the Moment Tips
  • Topic C: Go From Good to Great
  • Topic D: The Delivery Triangle
  • Topic E: Own the Room
  • Topic F: Visualize Success
  • Topic G: Involve Them
  • Topic H: Don't Apologize
  • Topic I: Secrets of Great Facilitators
  • Problems and Solutions
  • Topic A: Common Problems of Inexperienced Presenters
  • Topic B: Easy Solutions for Common Problems
  • Summary and Next Steps
  • Topic A: Summary of Key Points
  • Topic B: Resources
  • Topic C: Building Skills