The result of this is that it is quite acceptable for someone who has learnt his presentation skills in one part of the world to impose that knowledge in another part of the world, for the actual skills are identical. Wherever you give a presentation, Hong Kong or Hawaii, Johannesburg or Jerusalem, you still need to make eye contact; you still have to project your voice, and must still use articulation, inflection and body language. If you happen to make a mistake or mispronounce a word while you are making a presentation, move on without interrupting the flow of the presentation. Never acknowledge a mistake to your audience. You can correct yourself, but move on with your presentation straight away. More often than not the audience will not even have noticed that a mistake has been made, so admitting that you have made one is just going to make what you have done all the more obvious. How can you set about improving your presentation skills in the Western Cape? If you are lucky enough to have access to a video camera, there's a good way of helping yourself. When you have your presentation fully prepared and has practiced it to such an extent that you can give it without referring to notes, tape yourself giving the presentation and then play it back through the television. That is top presentation skills in the Western Cape training and try to put yourself in someone else's shoes when you watch yourself and be self critical, writing down any bad points that you see.