Course Information
- 18 Oct 2024 (Fri) 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
(Tuition fee for Members: HK$2,780
Tuition fee for Non-members: HK$2,980
Early Bird Discount: HK$200 less each, Deadline for Discount: February 15, 2024
(For those who enrol and pay one month before the course commencement date)
Group Discount: HK$200 less each
(For companies which send a total of two or more participants to this course and enrol at the same
time))
Course Overview
Delivering an effective presentation can be the differentiator that provides the competitive edge for you. High impact presentations are well remembered. This workshop attempts to demystify the stress and nerves surrounding a presentation. The intent is to provide a structured methodology for participants to prepare and deliver an effective, high impact presentation that meets the objectives and brings results.
Specific guidelines for preparing presentation and practice sessions will be provided with feedback from co-participants and the Workshop Leader.
What You’ll Learn
CONTENTS
Defining Presentation
- What Is It and What It Is Not
- Common Issues and Mistakes
- Methodology for Preparing and Delivering Presentation
Presentation Performance
- Presentation Behaviours, Nervousness and
How to Overcome It
- Moving Well – Body Language and Self
Control
- Use of Words, Pitch, Voice and Tone
- Personal Style
- Setting the Mood and Gearing Up
Psychologically
- How to Make Delivery that Creates Interests and Clarity
- Getting Your Message Across
- How to Use Visual Aids
- Right Ways and Wrong Ways to Use Notes
- The Use of Pause
- Observe and Read Your Audience While
Presenting
- Handling Questions – Thinking Under
Pressure
- Handling Difficult Situations and Issues
Presentation Planning and Preparation
- Research Your Audience
- Determine Objectives, Creating a Theme
- Working to a Presentation Format – The Pyramid Model
- Questions to Be Considered
- Creating Visual Aids
- Logistics and Preparing the Venue
- Rehearsing Presentation Styles – Practice Makes Perfect
Presentation Evaluation and Feedback
- A Checklist for Evaluating Effectiveness of Presentation
- Co-Participant Feedback
- Program Instructor Summary and Feedback