Seminar – Presentation Skills
Hard Skills Programme: Killer Presentations Seminar
Overview
- Duration: 1.5 hours
- Format: Plenary session
- Teaching Ratios: any size delegation
- Type: Open or In house
Objectives
To change delegate perception of what constitutes acceptable behaviour in a presentation.
Delegate Profile
The course is designed for any business presenter.
Outcomes
By the end of the course you will:
- Know what makes a presentation great for the audience
- Know how to prepare for a presentation
- Understand how to maximise your audience’s recall of your presentation
- Understand presenting using Visual Cognitive DissonanceTM based slides
Knowledge Taught
- Visual Cognitive DissonanceTM
- Passive Mnemonic ProcessesTM
- Dual Encoding
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Chris Tobin, MD EMEA, BayerI was impressed by how quickly you turned mine, and my colleagues’, fairly mundane slide shows into exciting and motivating presentations. I also appreciate the coaching that you gave to one of the team who was quite nervous. You did a great job. Thank you.
