This document provides guidance on effective presentation skills. It discusses determining the purpose and audience for a presentation. Presenters should plan for space, equipment needs, and timing. The presentation should be organized with an introduction, main points using examples and evidence, and a conclusion. Effective techniques include using vocal variety, positive body language, movement, and focusing on the audience. Common problems to avoid are verbal fillers, unnecessary movements, and not engaging the audience.

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Effective Presentations Skills
Training Leader: Mr. Md. Akbar Hassan
Date: 3rd , 4th & 5th December, 2015
“Great speakers aren’t born, they are
trained.”
Presenting is a Skill…
Developed through experience
and training.

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Presentation
• “Something set forth to an audience for the
attention of the mind “
Effective
• “…producing a desired result”
Effective Presentations
• Control Anxiety – Don’t Fight It
• Audience Centered
• Accomplishes Objective
• Fun For Audience
• Fun For You
• Conducted Within Time Frame

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Why Give A Presentation?
Two Main Purposes
1. Inform
2. Persuade
3. Educate
Planning Your Presentation
5. Determine Purpose
5. Assess Your Audience
– “Success depends on your ability to
reach your audience.”

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5. Plan Space
– Number of person
– Seating Arrangement
– Audio/Visual Equipment used
6. What Day and Time?
– Any Day!
– Morning
5. Organization
– Determine Main Points
– Evidence
– Transitions
– Prepare Outline

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Organizing Your Presentation
Organizational Patterns
• Topics
• Chronological
• Problem/Solution
• Cause/Effect
The Presentation Sequence

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#1: Build Rapport
• Start Before You Begin
–Opportunity to reinforce or correct audience
assessment
–Good First Impression
• People Listen To People They Like
#2: Opening Your Presentation
• Introduce Yourself – Why they Listen
• Get Attention, Build More Rapport, Introduce Topic
–Humor
–Short Story
–Make Audience Think
–Invite Participation
• Get Audience Response

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#2:Completing the Opening
• Clearly Defining Topic
• If Persuasive…
–What’s the problem
–Who cares
–What’s the solution
#3: Presenting Main Points (Solution)
• Main Point-Transition-Main Point-Transition-
MainPoint…..
• Supporting Evidence
• Examples
• Feedback & Questions From Audience
• Attention to, and Focus on, Audience (Listening)

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#4: Concluding Your Presentation
Goal
• Inform audience that you’re about to close
• Summarize main points
• Something to remember or call-to-action
• Answer questions
Part 4: Effective
Presentation Techniques

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Presentation Style
3 Elements
1. Vocal Techniques
– Loudness
– Pitch
– Rate
– Pause
• Deviations From the Norm for Emphasis
2. Body Language
 Eye Contact, Gestures, Posture
3. Use of Space
 Can Everyone See You?
 Movement

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Common Problems
• Verbal fillers
– “Um”, “uh”, “like”
– Any unrelated word or phrase
• Swaying, rocking, and pacing
• Hands in pockets
• Lip smacking
• Fidgeting
• Failure to be audience-centered