This course offers a course on the art of persuasion in presentations. Standing and delivering information to an audience without their participation, while they merely take notes, is the traditional method of presentations. This approach neither truly teaches nor inspires or motivates the audience. Times have changed, and instead of loudly delivering information that could easily be sent via email, an effective presentation aims to change the audience and encourage them to think or act differently by actively engaging them through a clear, focused message, logical arguments, and compelling visuals, all delivered with passion to stir the audience’s emotions. Learn how to create impactful presentations by following simple yet innovative design concepts, from the initial planning stage to the final creation of slides and visuals, and present it to your audience with confidence, passion, and professionalism.
Course Objectives
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Target Audience for the Persuasive Presentation Skills Course:
Public relations officers in private and public institutions
Public relations staff
Program and news presenters
Individuals interested in developing their skills in this field
Objectives of the Persuasive Presentation Skills Course:
By the end of the course, participants will be able to achieve the following benefits:
Understanding the three key principles of a presentation
Learning how to prepare a presentation that has a significant impact by using simple, innovative design concepts
Enabling participants to create presentations with focused, clear, and impactful visuals
Empowering participants to deliver presentations effectively, with passion and engagement
Gaining knowledge in initial design, slide creation, and final images, while presenting confidently and professionally to the audience with enthusiasm and passion.
Course Outline
Personality, logic, and emotion: The three basic principles of presentations
The first step in creating any presentation
Researching your topic
Understanding your audience
Creating a spider diagram
Preparing the structure of your presentation
Modifying and organizing your ideas
Turning words into visuals
Preparing your slides
Assembling your slides together
Fonts, colors, and backgrounds
Avoiding slide design mistakes
Using animations in your slides
Tips for slide design
Delivering your presentation
Building rapport with the audience
Handling audience questions
Preparing a strong conclusion for your presentation