1. Audience Analysis: Develop the ability to analyze your audience effectively, tailoring your presentations to meet their specific needs and expectations.
2. Confidence Building: Overcome signs of nervousness by adopting proven techniques, ensuring you present with confidence and composure.
3. Dynamic Vocal Skills: Cultivate a compelling vocal presence, mastering tone, pitch, and pacing to engage and captivate your audience effectively.
4. Nonverbal Communication Mastery: Demonstrate mastery in nonverbal communication, utilizing body language and gestures to enhance your message and create a strong connection with your audience.
5. Clear Technical Communication: Learn to deliver technical information in a manner that is easily understandable to diverse audiences, simplifying complex concepts for everyone's comprehension.
6. Powerful Presentation Design: Harness the principles of brain science to create impactful PowerPoint presentations, enhancing retention and understanding among your listeners, using Michael Alleys' Assertion/Evidence process. 

Relaxation. If you are like most people, you may feel anxious when presenting. Learn the skills needed to overcome this feeling including relaxation breathing, positive self-talk, isometric exercises, preparation and power poses.
Outcome: You will have useful and easy-to-remember tools and techniques to feel confident and relaxed while presenting.

Body Language. We are always communicating whether we intend to or not. Experience how people perceive you as credible or approachable through your body language. We look at body posture, facial expressions, gestures, and eye contact to help improve your effective presentation skills.
Outcome: You will learn how to use non-verbal communication to create the impression of credibility.

Vocal Techniques. Your voice is an important part of your presentation. The proper use of tone, range, articulation, power, pace and pausing, has a huge impact on how you are perceived.
Outcome: Learn how to use power, tone, range, and articulation to further people's impression of you as credible.

Best Use of Visual Aids. Too often PowerPoint is an eyesight test rather than a useful visual aid. Research in brain science has taught us effective ways to deliver your message with visual aids for the greatest impact. Whether you use PowerPoint, Flipcharts, or whiteboards, there are many effective, simple-to-learn techniques that will help you improve your technical presentation skills.
Outcome: You will learn the tricks to make PowerPoint come alive and deliver your message in a way that will be remembered.

Creating a Dynamic Presentation. Understanding who your audience is will help you craft a presentation to meet your objective. In this section, we look at audience analysis, concept mapping, and working with a clear objective.
Outcome: You will learn methods for organizing your thoughts and ideas into a compelling presentation.

Storytelling with Data. Stories are a great way to explain technical information. Technical presentation skills training will enable you to explain complex ideas through stories that can impact your audience and improve comprehension.
Outcome: You will learn techniques to create stories that move people to action.

Audiences Attention. Unfortunately, one rarely starts a presentation with 100% of your audience's attention. Often they are consumed with their own issues and will need to be engaged to get their attention. Using compelling focus statements will ensure that you have their full attention. Click here for more information 
Outcome: You will learn how to grab and keep your audience's attention from the start.

Presentation to Different Groups. Presentations are not one-size-fits-all. Your technique will need to change depending on the size of your audience, whether they're seated at a table for a meeting or sales call or participating virtually using Zooms, Teams, Webex, or by phone.
Outcome: With our presentation skills training, you will learn how to adjust your style and material to meet the needs of your unique situation.

Handling Questions. Answering your audience's questions can be quite stressful. Learn the best ways to answer questions that you know the answer to, that you know the answer but need time to think through, questions you don't know the answer to, and off-topic questions. Also, learn about the best time for questions.
Outcome: You will learn how to answer questions effectively.

Dealing with Difficult Audiences. Audience members can be difficult in a variety of ways. They can range from participants who are glued to their cell phones to side-talkers to de-railers and hecklers, to name a few.
Outcome: Technical presentation skills training will teach you how to handle even the most difficult participants.

Tech Talk Translation. Learn simple techniques to translate technical knowledge into understandable and actionable ideas without ever "dumbing it down."

Benefits of an Impactful Technical Presentation

Having effective presentation skills projects professionalism and reinforces your image. Say you are giving a pitch presentation for your business idea. Without visuals, your presentation will get lost along the way, but with the right design, your message will be more precise and substantially impact your audience.

Giving a technical presentation allows you to avoid any miscommunication because you have already worked out what you want your audience to think after your presentation. Technical presentation skills training will help you develop a strong, well-practiced, and grounded presentation that will show your audience you are a leader. Persuading a difficult audience will test your leadership skills, but with presentation skills training, you can influence and demonstrate leadership in all types of situations.