Succesful Presentations

Have You Giving Impressive Presentations in the Shortest Amount of time While Enjoying the Process

Logical Step-by Step Method to Prepare Your Presentation: Brainstorming Ideas, Identifying Key Ideas, Writing Your Script, Memorising your Script anywhere at anytime, Making Memorable Visual Aids.

Giving your Presentation: Keys to Communication, Effective Body Language, Know your Topic, Interacting with Your Audience, Leave a positive, lasting impression.

Why should you bother taking this presentation skills course?

Do you have an “emergency” reason, such as you have to give a presentation soon and you don’t want to fail? Or perhaps you realise presentation skills will be useful for your career. Or your teacher told you to take this course in order to pass their class. These are good reasons to take this course and improve your communication skills. Now step back and consider your success throughout your life. Consider the fact that presentation skills are really communication skills and in most situations the person who can communicate the best wins. The student who can communicate well gets a good grade. The job hunter who makes a strong argument for themselves gets the job. The skillful speaker not only captures the attention of others but can also capture their hearts and minds. Being a great communicator can improve your career, your grade, your bank account and even your love life. If you want to convince someone of your ideas you have to be able to explain these ideas skillfully. It is clear then: The way to success is through good communication and presentation skills are the most powerful skills you can learn to improve your life!

But the world has lots of crappy communicators, poor presenters and painfully boring presentations. These presentations fall into a black hole never to be remembered. What are the consequences of being a bad presenter? The consequences of being a bad presenter is more than just a poor presentation; it means you are a weak communicator. And what is the worst outcome for a weak communicator? A lower grade, losing a job opportunity, suffering a lower salary and failing to communicate what is important! The worst outcome for a bad presenter or communicator is a bad life!

So how can we avoid this outcome and instead move towards success? With 20 years experience teaching presentation skills, as your instructor I will take you through the presentation process step by step. My name is Ben Backwell and I have taught presentation skills to business people, high school and University students. I have given more than 30 professional presentations on three different continents. We will start at the beginning and learn how to plan and prepare a great presentation. We learn the skills that all high-level presenters use to memorise their presentation and engage their audience because the aim is to give a great presentation and leave a positive, memorable impact on your audience.

Skills you will learn:

Brainstorming presentation topics – from vague to specific points

Choosing a powerful topic

Writing the Outline to your presentation

Build the structure of your presentation (Introduction, Main Body and Conclusion)

Memorising the key points

Memorise the whole presentation anytime, anywhere

Design Effective Visual aids to help memorization

The Three Secrets to Communication and a big surprise

Body language – The most important factor in communication

Voice – How to highlight your presentation’s key points so your audience will remember what you said.

Use your words skillfully – memorable word choice,

Hooks – Engage your audience from your first sentence

Audience skills – 3 useful techniques to get the most out of a presentation as an audience member

The most common presentations mistakes to avoid for beginners, intermediate and advanced levels

Techniques to know your audience

Getting valuable feedback from your audience.

Interviews with the experts – In depth Interviews with 2 presentation masters.

In this course you will benefit from 2 types of video

5 minute short videos that capture the essence of each of the important presentation skills. These videos tell you what the skill is, why the skill is important and howto do the skill. This is the main section of the course and is specifically designed to give you quick useful information to practice and immediately improve each aspect of your presentation so that you are ready to impress your audience.

The second video format is longer, in depth conversations with presentation experts. These videos are designed to help you step back and understand the deeper long-term skills available to you. Most presenters and presentation teachers believe that what you learn are techniques to be used specifically for your presentation. So if a presentation is 5 minutes then when those 5 minutes are finished so are the presentation skills. We believe this is wrong. The truth is we are always “presenting ourselves.” Whether it is our body language sitting on a train or the words we choose in a conversation with a friend or what we know about the people interacting with us. We truly believe these presentation skills are life skills and can be used every single day in multiple situations. With this mindset there are many opportunities to use the skills and therefore we can improve our presentation skills much quicker thanks to regular use. This is a powerful mindset. Ultimately you can aim to effortlessly and smoothly use presentation skills in multiple ways therefore making them a natural part of your communication style so when it comes to your presentation you use these skills naturally.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have access to the course materials?

You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.

Can I take my courses with me wherever I go?

Definitely! If you have an internet connection, courses on Udemy are available on any device at any time. If you don’t have an internet connection, some instructors also let their students download course lectures. That’s up to the instructor though, so make sure you get on their good side!