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Duration
2 or 4 days
Tuition
$1,095
Commitment
Part-Time
Delivery
Classroom
Year Founded
1848
Scholarships
no
Opportunities to present information are everywhere in our professional and personal lives, but for many of us, having to speak in public is a significant challenge and a source of anxiety. The reality is that if we want to achieve professional and personal growth, we often need to speak to groups, large or small.
This program is designed to help participants make highly effective presentations, and become credible and effective public speakers through practice and immediate, personalized feedback. You will leave the workshop with a ‘toolbox’ of tips, techniques and strategies to deliver well-structured, dynamic, and convincing presentations, whatever the occasion.
What You’ll Learn
- Audience analysis for effective presentations.
- Organizing a dynamic presentation.
- Establishing your credibility.
- Using visual aids to enhance your presentation.
- Getting and maintaining audience attention.
- Dealing with nervousness.
- Using non-verbal communication to reinforce your message.
- Responding to questions with confidence.
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Next Cohort: Nov 4-Nov 5
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