The document outlines key steps to making a good presentation, focusing on preparation, structure, and audience engagement. It highlights the importance of a clear introduction, a well-organized body, and a strong conclusion, as well as the effective use of visuals and body language. Additionally, it emphasizes the need for practice and preparation to succeed in public speaking.

1. How to make a good presentation

2. 1. Preparation and planning
 Essential questions- what is the aim?
- what is my title?
- who am I speaking to?
- what are the main points I want to make?
- what do I want the audience to do after listening
to my presentation?

3.  Questions concerning physical aspects
- who is the audience?
- where will it take place?
- what equipment do I need?
- can the information be seen?
- how much will the presentation last?

4. 2. Structure of the speech
 Three parts:
A. Introduction- get the audience's attention and signal the beginning
- greet the audience
- introduce yourself, (name, position and company)
- give the title and introduce the subject
- give your objectives (purpose, aim, goals)
- announce your outline
- questions and comments from the audience
- make a transition between the introduction and the
body

5. B. The body of the presentation
- content
- quantity
- sequencing your ideas
- keeping the audience's attention
- signposting or signaling where you are
- list information
- link ideas/ make transitions
- outline options, give examples
- rephrase, summarize, emphasize

6. C. The end or the conclusion
- content
- dealing with difficult questions

7. 3. Visuals
- what are visuals?
- what media should we use?
- what should you put on a visual?
- why use visuals?

8. 4. How to create interest, establish and mantain a
relationship with the audience
- catch listeners' attention from the beginning
- rhetorical questions
- emphasizing/highlighting
- other techniques: illustrate with a real life story or
anecdote, use words like you, we, us, our, etc.

9. 5. Body language
- what is body language?
- why is it useful?
- positive body language
- negative body language

10. 6. Voice and pronunciation
- make sure you know the correct pronunciation
- qualities of the voice should be used to their fullest

11. REMEMBER!
Anyone can give a good presentation. Don’t worry if you
are not naturally extrovert. Preparation and practice are the
keys to success!