Your Way: Visual and Vocal Image: Communication Skills to Inspire, Engage and Increase Understanding

This 90-minute webinar is from our suite of Your Way offerings. It is ready to be presented to your staff, at a time that suits you! Need more information? Simply fill out our enquiry form below for a quote.

What’s more important when presenting your specialist topic—the depth of your knowledge or how you communicate that information?

The answer is both. You need a balance between technical knowledge in the subject matter as well as an ability to communicate that information effectively. Whether you are a trainer, presenter, or facilitator, making your sessions engaging and memorable is critical. Thankfully, your communication and your ability to engage and inspire your audience is completely within your control.

You can be the greatest technical expert in the world, but unless you communicate successfully and engage your audience, your message will almost certainly be forgotten once the session ends.

In this webinar, Tony will explore the behaviours that great trainers, presenters, and facilitators use to engage, inspire, and even entertain their audience. He will delve into the small changes that you can make to your presentation style that will make a BIG difference, make you stand out from the crowd, and move you into the top 20% of effective trainers, presenters, and facilitators in your industry.

In his typical interactive style, Tony will share with you some of the successful techniques he applies and has continued to refine over the past 15 years as a presenter, trainer, and facilitator. This session is for both beginner and experienced presenters, trainers, and facilitators. It goes beyond the typical content of Certificate 4 and Diploma from the Training and Education Training Package.

Attendees will look at:

• The 5 vocal foundations and how you can use them to engage and inspire your audience

• Vocal archetypes and their role in connecting with and inspiring your audience

• Subtle body language and gestures that the top 20% of presenters use to engage their audience

• A powerful exercise that you can use to gain self-awareness about your presentation style and identify what needs to change

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