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PRESENTATION SKILLS
WHAT MAKES A GOOD PRESENTATION?
• Knowledgeable speaker
• Make it clear structure
• Keep it simple
• Make it short but informative
• Using visual aids
• Appearance
• Voice
• Eye contact
• Space
• Gestures
• Facial expression
• Posture
A PRESENTATION CHECKLIST
• Audience analysis
• Presentation objectives
• Materials
• Presentation’s outline – heading or sections
• Timing
• Visual aid preparation
• Rehearse and revise
PRESENTATION STRUCTURE
• Introduction
• Body
• Conclusion
• Questions and Answers
PRESENTATION STRUCTURE
• Introduction
Greeting
Self introduction
The topic and content
The objectives : why we should listen
How long it will take
Position of Q&A part
Notes or handouts
PRESENTATION STRUCTURE
• Body (middle)
Headings
Sub-headings
Hyperlinks
Rules of 666
Making transitions
Giving examples
Listing items
PRESENTATION STRUCTURE
• Conclusion
Summarize the main points
Give a clear concluding sentence
Invite questions
PRESENTATION STRUCTURE
• Questions and Answers:
Keep calm and be polite
Thank the audience for the question
Make clear the question (if necessary)
Introduction
• Greeting
Let’s get started/ can we start now?
Good morning!
Hello everyone!
• Self introduction
Name of the group
Members’ name – class
Introduction
• Topic
Today, we will talk about
The topic today is
• Content
There are 3 parts in our presentation
Our presentation consists of 3 parts
- The first part is about…
- Then we’ll talk about ….
- In the third part, we will mention….
Introduction
• Presentation timing
The presentation will last about….
We will please to answer all your
questions at the end of the presentation
There will be time for the questions at the
end of our presentation
If you have any questions, please feel free
to ask anytime you want.
Making transition
• Now, I’d like to move on to…
• Next, let me describe…
• I’d now like to turn to…
• Finally, let me explain…
• Now, we should move to…
Listing items
• First
• Second
• Third
• Next
• After that
• Another/ other
• Finally
Conclusion
• That brings me to the end of my
presentation.
• To sum up, …
• To conclude…
• In conclusion,…
Thank you for listening!