In this presentation we explain the main keys to carry out a good presentation such as the structure and the tools you should use

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!