effective presentations

Many people, despite having in-depth knowledge of a sector, will literally panic when forced to communicate in front of an audience. Those who hate public speaking get caught up with performance anxiety and the fear of making a bad impression or losing face: toxic emotions that can jeopardize the success of any presentation.

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The aim is not to have participants conversing like Plato, expressing themselves like Proust or narrating like Eco, but “simply” to help them express complex, structured ideas in a clear, linear way. 

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On a practical level, the training path will steer participants toward effectively managing their emotions, in order to be able to carry out presentations that are all-round effective. 

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To achieve this goal, the course focuses on three key areas:

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• Content (attention to structure and the selection of suitable language)

• Rapport (optimization of para-verbal and non-verbal communication)

• Tools (appropriate use of technical aids)