How
can you make your material and your message as effective as
possible for powerful presentations?
What techniques will help you capture
and hold your audience’s attention, and get your key messages
across?
Learn how to blend form and content,
and become a communication strategist!
Objectives
Give
your oral presentations greater impact.
Structure a global message that hits
home.
Align your speech and behavior with the
company’s image.
Innovate in your choice of materials.
Program
1)
Take the stage and develop your speaking skills
- Making yourself heard and understood
- Achieve stage presence by learning
to control your body
- Harnessing your energy and
coordinating your movements on stage
- Using improvisation to develop your
creativity
2) Communicate successfully and
deliver outstanding presentations
- Defining your communication strategy
and analyzing the communication situation
- Identifying your audience and
adapting your language
- Discerning and adapting to your
audience’s expectations
- Deciding how much preparation to do
for the presentation
- Staying confident and in control for
effective communication
Benefits for the participant
A
broader array of communication tools at your disposal.
A more personal, sincere touch and a
focus on your natural communication style.
Hit the target every time.
More assertive leadership.
Acting techniques for bolder delivery.
Benefits for the company
Enhance the company’s image, both in-house and externally, with
managers who are skilled communicators.
Use better management communication to
ease change.
Develop a core facet of your managers’
leadership: verbal communication.
Concept
Public-speaking skills and tools: the message and the material
1) Current best practice in the
subject reflects a return to the principles of rhetoric,
persuasive techniques and communication strategy
2) Use these principles in conjunction
with methods borrowed from the theatre - Comedia Del Arte,
Japanese noh theatre and Actors Studio - to work on the form,
discover your communication style and fine-tune your delivery
3) Develop your personal impact so
that you can win over your audience and make a distinctive
impression with your presentation
