Description:
This Public Speaking and Presentation Skills workshop will instill confidence in even the most shy of presenters while honing the techniques of the most experienced. It’s no secret that the ability to speak effectively is an asset in any work or public setting, whether it’s to your team or a town hall. Research shows that this one skill can be the difference-maker to crisp and clear communication while impacting leadership enhancement and upward mobility. A successful presenter opens doors to countless opportunities. Anyone who is required to share critical information, compel others to action, or enhance persuasiveness will benefit infinitely from this workshop, will instill confidence in even the most shy of presenters while honing the techniques of the most experienced. It’s no secret that the ability to speak effectively is an asset in any work or public setting, whether it’s to your team or a town hall. Research shows that this one skill can be the difference-maker to crisp and clear communication while impacting leadership enhancement and upward mobility. A successful presenter opens doors to countless opportunities. Anyone who is required to share critical information, compel others to action, or enhance persuasiveness will benefit infinitely from this workshop.
 
The workshop will:
• Cover specific skills vital to powerful and compelling presentations
• Explain the difference between “sharing” information and “presenting” it
• Deliver an action-provoking presentation on even the toughest of topics
• Use video as a tool for understanding how your audience perceives you
• Include tips for maintaining composure when the unexpected occurs
• Identify and define the keys to keeping your audience involved and to make sure they remember the correct information.

Accommodations for Disabilities: UMTC endeavors to provide an inclusive learning environment for all. If you require special services or arrangements to fully participate in this workshop, please email Stephanie Cottrell or call 413-800-2655 at least 14 days prior to the event. Such services are provided free of charge.