 Now
that we can send emails round the world in seconds, watch pictures
of events as they happen on our TV screens and produce high-quality
printed material at the touch of a button – why should we bother to
stand up and talk to people?
The answer’s a simple one - there is no more effective way to
persuade a group of people than by speaking. You can use a well
crafted and effectively delivered
presentation to get an audience to believe in your ideas,
to consider your suggested course of action and to change their ideas about
anything.
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Who will benefit from the training programme ?
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The Awesome Presentations audio
learning programme is perfect for anyone who will ever need to make
a presentation or speak to a group of people - including company
leaders, senior directors, business managers, and sales directors or
sales managers.
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What's included with the Programme ?
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Combining a blend of structured,
professionally produced
audio content, a supporting
e-learning CD and
carry-everywhere cue-card (so you can refer back to
key-points just when you need to) the
Public Speaking Skills
audio learning programme
will help you to avoid the common mistakes
that occasional public speakers make and, more importantly,
provide you with hints and tips about how to make your presentations
interesting, effective and memorable.
The programme provides key information on the following topics and concepts:
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Module 1
 An introduction to Public
Speaking
- why public
speaking skills are important
- what sort of things can
go wrong
- what can be done about
them
Module 2
Why Present?
- why speak
when you can write?
- what can a public
speaking achieve?
- what is public speaking
unlikely to achieve?
Module 3
Preparing to Speak (Part 1)
- The most
important part of the presentation
Module 4
Preparing to Speak (Part 2)
- what to put
in and what to leave out
- the core message
- creating, eliminating
and grouping ideas
Module 5
Preparing to Speak (Part 3)
- a speaking
structure
- where to start
and finish
- which structure is most
appropriate
- public speaking
practice
Module 6
Using and Abusing Speech Notes
- why they
are important
- how people use them
badly
- how to use them well
- what kind of notes to
use (or not to use)
- software?
Module 7
Butterflies and Sweaty Palms
- nerves
- all in the mind
- visualising success
- giving the audience
what you want
Module 8
Working the Venue
- before you
arrive
- when you arrive
Module 9
Stand and Deliver (Part One)
- the first
ten seconds
- good words, bad words
and non-words
- the most powerful word
- convincing the audience
- the all-important
finish
Module 10
Stand and Deliver (Part Two)
- seeing is
believing
- playing the part
- taking your place
- making gestures work
for you
- what kinds of gestures?
- changing your stance
- sending the right
signals
- facial expressions
- the eyes have it
- two-way vision
Module 11
Stand and Deliver (Part Three)
- Beware!
Visual Aids Ahead
- why use a visual aid
- why and how most people
use them incorrectly
- headlines, pictures,
show and tell
- the best visual aid of
all
- a word on handouts
Module 12
Let me tell you a Story
- making it
memorable
- fables, folklores and
fairy tales
- what kind of story
- everyone loves a good
story
- making it funny?
- what if there is no
story?
Module 13
Any Questions?
- what if there's no
questions?
- how to encourage
questions
- being prepared
- golden rules for
answering
- answering the awkward
ones
- taking control
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The programme includes:
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A
total of six CDs
Public Speaking audio learning programme
Audio learning programme Introductory Tips & Tricks CD
Carry-everywhere, just-in-time
Public Speaking cue-card
Public Speaking e-learning CD-ROM
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Studio-produced audio learning content |
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A powerful set of audio CDs, created and structured by some of
the UK’s leading specialists in their fields provide essential
information, tips, methods and techniques for building
real-world skills. The modular approach allows you to “dip in
and out” of the materials and increase retention by learning
just a little bit at a time. Careful production then ensures
that you can pick-up from where you left off at any given time
just by going back to the beginning of any track.
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Supporting CD-ROM
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It’s well known
that you can only develop skills in the real-world by taking
what you’ve learned and applying it. The supporting CD-ROM
which comes with each programme ensures that you always
practice the right things. User-friendly on-screen materials
allow you to revisit key information whenever it’s convenient
to do so, ensuring that you build skills using information
which is fresh, rather than based on information you only
vaguely remember from a training course you attended
months/years ago.
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Just-in-time cue-cards
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It’s said that
practice makes perfect but this is only so if you practice
the right things. As a carry-everywhere
information-resource, your personal cue-card fits neatly
into a pocket to serve as a constant reminder of the methods
and techniques you’ll have
 covered
in the learning programme. Cue cards help you build reliable
skills that achieve results in the real-world because they
help you focus on doing the right things - just at the right
moment.
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£295+vat
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Programme
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About Journey Learning
Journey Learning is the UK's leading consultancy for the development
and production of audio content for training and communication
purposes.
Benefits of Audio Learning
When compared with traditional training
methods, audio learning enables organisations to generate real
return on investment since
costs are lower, employee downtime is almost non-existent,
time availability for training is rarely an issue and the retention of information is significantly higher,
while training is repeatable, consistent and available
exactly when needed |
