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Presentation Skills: An Introduction

Join Jessie Monck from CPPD for an engaging course on planning, structuring, and delivering effective presentations. Learn to use visual aids, maintain confidence, and keep your audience engaged through practical techniques. Develop your presentation journey with twelve essential steps. Understand the dos and don'ts of text animation to enhance your message delivery.

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Presentation Skills: An Introduction

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  1. Human Resources Division Centre for Personal and Professional Development Presentation Skills: An Introduction Jessie Monck, CPPD

  2. “The mind is a wonderful thing. It starts working the minute you’re born and never stops until you get up to speak in public.”

  3. Course objectives • To plan, structure and deliver an effective presentation • To use a range of visual aids to support your presentation • To select and effectively use cards, notes or crib sheets (memory aids) • To put yourself across positively • To develop ways to keep calm and confident • To identify techniques for gaining and keeping the attention of your audience

  4. The presentation as a journey

  5. Twelve steps to success PRESENT  Rehearse… Check facilities Develop visual aids Consider question taking Develop summary Develop main body Develop good introduction Determine timing Determine sequence & order Collect information Who is your audience? What are your objectives?

  6. Text animation Ugh! • Can be used • in all sorts of different ways • and in different colours • repeatedly The animation effects can be so tiresome • to impress • or annoy completely • Or drive your audience completely barmy Use another font to add to the fun !

  7. Getting the message across

  8. Getting the message across

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