2. Different Occasions
Report on training session attended
Welcome and introduce new staff or guests
Submit planning or budget proposals
Brief colleagues before a meeting
Explain a new procedure
Demonstrate new technology
Oral summary of a written report
3. Confident Speaker
Prepare thoroughly by establishing your purpose
Analyze your audience
Structure your material and visual reinforcement
Rehearse your material
The three main elements are therefore preparation,
presentation and practice.
4. Preparation
• Audience Analysis
• Choose topic - you feel confident about, will interest your
audience – keep age, gender, ethnicity in mind when
choosing your topic
• Establish your purpose – inform, analyse, entertain,
persuade, motivate
• Research
• Structure – introduction, body, conclusion
• Visuals – graphs, tables, pictures,
• Method of presentation – chart, ppt, - readability, colours,
spacing
5. Presentation
• Posture
• Eye contact
• Voice
• Avoid reading from a script – use speaker notes
• Refer to visual aids at appropriate time
7. Conclusion
Skills remain the same for any presentation.
Groom yourself well for presentations
Understand and be knowledgeable about your topic
Adapt presentations to suit your audience.