This document provides tips for effective communication skills when presenting. It discusses that presentations allow for interaction that reports do not. Good presentations have logical structure and content that interests the audience. The presenter's voice, tone, pitch, pace, body language, eye contact, facial expressions, and gestures are all important to engage listeners. Effective listeners spend more time listening than talking, do not interrupt, and provide feedback without dominating the conversation. The most valuable advice is to be prepared, speak clearly, and actively listen to the audience.