When your presentation is not ordered correctly, don't expect it to be a success. When you simply throw stuff together over a weekend the outcome will be difficult to comprehend. So, take some time to sit down and write out an ordered plan. Plan what that opening line is going to be and how you're going to begin the presentation. Write out the main body of content and go over it until you know it backwards. Write a sensible conclusion, otherwise you your lack of presentation skills in Cape Town will be the joke of the day. Once you have everything down on paper, start rehearsing it and keep doing so until you know it properly. It takes a little longer to plan your presentation this way, but the end result will be much better. If you have to have prompt cards, keep them to a minimum and make sure that the writing on them is large enough for you to see. There are good presentation skills and there are bad presentation skills, and it's very important that you understand what the two are. Having to give a presentation or presentation may be sprung upon you at a time when you were certainly not expecting it. When you first stand up in front of an audience, even if there are only a few people in it, is always a nerve-wracking experience, and one that many people fear. It is a commonly known fact that most people fear public speaking more than they fear death. Take time to learn about eye contact and posture, gestures and body language. Every audience is different, whether in the theatre or listening to a presentation or after dinner presentation. Contact us about presentation skills in Cape Town...