Rhetoric and presentation skills

"Speech should be like a woman's skirt - long enough to cover important, and short enough to attract attention and explain the most important." (Winston Chruchill)

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Mladen Jančić, MSc, CMC

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Who is the workshop intended for?

The training program “Rhetoric and presentation skills” is intended for heads of departments, sector directors, members of the board and all those who often conduct meetings in their work, present ideas and present the results of their teams or departments and alike.

Training objectives

With the training, students will gain practical skills and knowledge in the field of rhetoric, public performance and presentation skills. They will know how to structure their presentation, prepare for a particular situation and group to present, observe, and manage the audience's dynamics, as well as how to lead themselves, control frustration and maintain a high level of own positive energy during this. It is possible to perform the same training program as a one-day program, without a video recording of the participants.

Workshop content

A review of advanced knowledge in the preparation and implementation of public performances and presentations
Principles and techniques for a successful presentation
Effective body language and speech skills for a successful presentation
Proper use of voice, improving tone – impact on presentation dynamics
How to be persuasive and how to listen? – Key skills
Preparing business presentations
Fear and stage fright
Structure of business presentation
Logic, passion, persuasiveness – 3 pillars to achieve the goal
Group dynamics management and potentially conflicting situations
Attention, perception and evaluation – processes during the presentation
PowerPoint tips & hints – Be prepared for everything
Spatial situation – How to adjust?
Practical video part – recording and analyzing the recordings of the participants.

DURATION: TWO-DAY TRAINING PROGRAM

Presentation Skills