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The course is designed so that participants understand the theory of good communication prior to preparing and delivering a presentation within a simulated context. The course is divided between what good communication is, how to prepare an effective presentation, and delivering your presentation so that you have a persuasive impact on your audience. Each participant will be given an opportunity to do a video recorded presentation in front of the class and be given individual feedback on how to continuously practice improving their communication skills back in the business environment. The course will enable you to become a professional presenter. Learner Outcomes: LEARNERS SHOULD BE ABLE TO: * Understand the purpose of your presentation * Strategically plan your presentation based upon an audience analysis * Apply verbal skills to capture and maintain audience interest * Apply critical listening skills and respond confidently to questions * Develop awareness of how effective non-verbal messages are communicated * Improve your written communication skills, using memos, emails and reports * Overcoming blocks - using mind maps for designing your PowerPoint presentation * Hearing your Speaking Voice, tone, articulation, pitch and volume * Speaking with energy * Design and use appropriate visual aids to support your presentation * Deliver and evaluate your presentation by reviewing a video of your presentation * Apply a rigorous communication checklist for evaluating presentations Course Outcomes: EXPECTATIONS AND CHALLENGES Course will explore: The presenter, preparation, visual aids and delivery MODULE 1: EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION * The importance of self-awareness * Preparation for a positive first impression * Barriers to effective communication * The conventional process model * Communication purposes * Business communication * Effective emails, memos MODULE 2: UNDERSTANDING YOUR AUDIENCE * The power of deep listening * Key communication skills * Non-verbal communication * Presenting reports and research * Communication in meetings MODULE 3: PRESENTATION SKILLS * Your look, posture, gesture, eye contact * Using tonal Variety * Speaking with energy * Presenting your visuals NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION Non-verbal communication also impacts on a presentation: * Tone of voice * The look on the presenters face * Posture * Distance * Eye contact * Gestures From the presenter's perspective, body language must not be seen as contrary to the overall message USING THE VOICE The voice carries messages that are not defined by the words used. This is called paralanguage: * Vocal quality * Volume * Pitch * Rate of speech * Enunciation / accent * Pauses USING THE VOICE Most people will respond to a voice that is: * Interesting * Friendly * Pleasant * Natural THE FACE Facial expressions are an integral part of any presentation as it communicates: * Emotion * Attitude * Feelings * As a presenter, you need to make sure that your face does not detract from your message! MODULE 4: DELIVERING YOU PRESENTATION * Central message * Brainstorming * Using a mind map * Designing your presentation using PowerPoint * Practising and delivering your presentation * Feedback and evaluation of your presentation If the above dates don't fit your diary please let us know so that we can give you future dates. We need a minimum of 5 delegates for a public course to proceed. In-house prices and Course Profiles will be forwarded on request. 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Presentation and Communication Skills

2 Day Course
This course is accredited by the Services Seta and material covers unit standards 8647 at NQF Level 5 with 10 credits
 
JNB
Venue: 225 on Kessel
Date: 11 - 12 December 2014
Price: R3,900.00 ex VAT
Cape Town
Venue: Fountains Hotel
Date: 4 - 5 December 2014
Price: R3,900.00 ex VAT
Durban
Venue: Villa Siesta
Date: 4 - 5 December 2014
Price: R3,900.00 ex VAT
View Public Course Schedule for November to December 2014
The broad learning objective of this course is to develop the awareness, knowledge, skills and attitudes of participants needed to deliver effective professional presentations. The course is designed so that participants understand the theory of good communication prior to preparing and delivering a presentation within a simulated context. The course is divided between what good communication is, how to prepare an effective presentation, and delivering your presentation so that you have a persuasive impact on your audience.

Each participant will be given an opportunity to do a video recorded presentation in front of the class and be given individual feedback on how to continuously practice improving their communication skills back in the business environment. The course will enable you to become a professional presenter.
Learner Outcomes:
Learners should be able to:
  • Understand the purpose of your presentation
  • Strategically plan your presentation based upon an audience analysis
  • Apply verbal skills to capture and maintain audience interest
  • Apply critical listening skills and respond confidently to questions
  • Develop awareness of how effective non-verbal messages are communicated
  • Improve your written communication skills, using memos, emails and reports
  • Overcoming blocks - using mind maps for designing your PowerPoint presentation
  • Hearing your Speaking Voice, tone, articulation, pitch and volume
  • Speaking with energy
  • Design and use appropriate visual aids to support your presentation
  • Deliver and evaluate your presentation by reviewing a video of your presentation
  • Apply a rigorous communication checklist for evaluating presentations
Course Outcomes:
Expectations and challenges

Course will explore:
The presenter, preparation, visual aids and delivery

MODULE 1: Effective Communication
  • The importance of self-awareness
  • Preparation for a positive first impression
  • Barriers to effective communication
  • The conventional process model
  • Communication purposes
  • Business communication
  • Effective emails, memos
MODULE 2: Understanding your audience
  • The power of deep listening
  • Key communication skills
  • Non-verbal communication
  • Presenting reports and research
  • Communication in meetings
MODULE 3: Presentation skills
  • Your look, posture, gesture, eye contact
  • Using tonal Variety
  • Speaking with energy
  • Presenting your visuals
Non-verbal Communication
Non-verbal communication also impacts on a presentation:
  • Tone of voice
  • The look on the presenters face
  • Posture
  • Distance
  • Eye contact
  • Gestures

From the presenter's perspective, body language must not be seen as contrary to the overall message

Using the Voice
The voice carries messages that are not defined by the words used. This is called paralanguage:
  • Vocal quality
  • Volume
  • Pitch
  • Rate of speech
  • Enunciation / accent
  • Pauses

Using the voice
Most people will respond to a voice that is:
  • Interesting
  • Friendly
  • Pleasant
  • Natural

The Face
Facial expressions are an integral part of any presentation as it communicates:
  • Emotion
  • Attitude
  • Feelings
  • As a presenter, you need to make sure that your face does not detract from your message!
MODULE 4: Delivering you presentation
  • Central message
  • Brainstorming
  • Using a mind map
  • Designing your presentation using PowerPoint
  • Practising and delivering your presentation
  • Feedback and evaluation of your presentation
 
If the above dates don't fit your diary please let us know so that we can give you future dates.
We need a minimum of 5 delegates for a public course to proceed.

In-house prices and Course Profiles will be forwarded on request.

If you are interested in attending a course please send an email to the email addresses
as above, or contact via telephone as above. For your online booking, visit our website:  www.imsimbi.co.za
 
 
CONTACT DETAILS
Tel: 011 678-2443 Fax: 011 678-6496
Website: www.imsimbi.co.za
Julius: Julius@imsimbi.co.za
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