1. Structure
Your presentation needs a clear introduction which case the audience interested, the middle where you explain your ideas, and the conclusion that summarises the main points you want the audience to remember.
2. Magic threes
When possible tricyclic RDAs analysts in threes. This is because audiences can more easily remember groups of three ideas.
3. Humour
If appropriate, are there any funny stories objects you can include?
4. Personalise
Audiences like to hear about personal experiences and opinions.
5. Speak up
Speak clearly and loudly enough to make sure the people at the back can here.
6. Vocal variety
try to vary your voice so that it’s interesting for audience to listen to. If you’re speaking to speak annual volume, sometimes speaking loudly or softly. Try to pause sometimes to add emphasis to a point.
7. Eye contact
Make eye contact with the audience. People trust speakers more if they make eye contact with them. If you have notes, look up from them so you make eye contact.
8. Body language
Stand firm and don’t fidget. Use gestures and body language to help you get your message across, take care not to overdo it though!
9. Practice! Practice! Practice!
This will help you feel more confident and to give a better presentation.
10. Be yourself! Smile!
