Goal: The goal of the seminar "Command the Room: Professional Speaking for Presentations" is to empower ESL corporate professionals and freelancers with effective communication skills, presentation structures, audience engagement techniques, and strategies to overcome public speaking anxiety, ultimately enabling them to deliver impactful presentations and build strong professional presence in English. 

Level: Intermediate

Duration: 1 day - 4 hours: 16:00 - 20:00

Dates of conduct:

September 10  (code 09097504176)
October 14  (code 09097504177)
November 5  (code 09097504179)
December 8  (code 09097504178)

Price or participation fee: 150 € 

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General Information

This workshop is designed to help participants develop and refine their presentation skills while building a strong professional presence. An introduction of techniques and hands on presentation will allow attendees practice presentation concepts such as effective communication and presenting ideas effectively. Enhance your ability to deliver impactful presentations in English.

 

Goals of this Workshop

• Communication Skills Explanation of effective verbal and nonverbal communication and common issues people have in this area.
• Presentation Structure Explain elements of solid presentations.
• Engage the Audience Introduce dynamic techniques to keep the audience involved and interested throughout the presentation.
• Address Public Speaking Anxiety Address common fears about speaking or presenting in public.
• Practice Feedback Implementation Foster a supportive environment where attendees can practice their presentation skills and receive constructive feedback. Emphasis will be placed on using feedback to refine their delivery, adjust their content, and build stronger connections with their audience.

 

Who is this geared towards?

ESL (English as a Second Language) Corporate Professionals i.e. employees at every level & freelancers who:

 

• Frequently present in meetings
• communicate with stakeholders
• Present information and data on a regular basis via spoken reporting

 

Instructor

Richard Tsementzis