Holding a Business Presentation
Über den Vortrag
We will look at the “dos” and don'ts” of a presentation and the importance of body language, so that you avoid embarrassing mistakes. There is also a section about presentation techniques with a handout about linking words. Describing graphics is important and we will look at that, with a handout of useful words. The “KISS” principle will help you to focus on the presentation message. The last section also has a handout and is about dealing with questionsDer Vortrag „Holding a Business Presentation“ von Gillian Ahrens ist Bestandteil des Kurses „Business English“. Der Vortrag ist dabei in folgende Kapitel unterteilt:
- Dos, Don'ts and body language
- Telling the story/talking about graphics
- KISS!
- Dealing with Questions
- Concluding the Presentation
Quiz zum Vortrag
What does “PTT” mean?
- Point, Turn, Talk
- Point, Talk, Talk
- Point, Touch, Talk
- Pick, Touch, Talk
Why is it important to have an introduction?
- It gives the audience time to be comfortable
- It gives you time to think about the presentation
- You want to tell people your name
- You need time to read your notes and set up the computer projector
Why do we tell the story around the graphic?
- It explains the reasons for the graphic to the audience
- It gives us more to say
- It uses more time
- It means we can make a joke
Why KISS your presentation?
- It is important that the audience understands you
- It makes the presentation easier for you to prepare
- It is important that you are nice to the audience
- It is important that the presentation is short
Dozent des Vortrages Holding a Business Presentation
Gillian Ahrens
Gillian Ahrens ist in Cornwall, England geboren und aufgewachsen.Sie hat einen Bachelor-Abschluss in Business Studies und war vor ihrer Lehrtätigkeit im Handel- und Versicherungssektor tätig. Mit Beginn ihrer Lehrtätigkeit erwarb sie zwei Lehr-Zertifikate in Erwachsenenbildung und Business Englisch am College of St Mark and St John, Exeter und der Guild University London.
Neben ihrer Tätigkeit als Englisch-Trainerin und Lehrerin in England, war sie auch als Koordinator tätig und schulte andere Trainer im ESOL Programm (Englisch für Ausländer) in Cornwall. Ihre Arbeit an verschiedenen Sprachinstituten in Deutschland brachte sie in Kontakt mit Unternehmen wie RWE und Siemens. Sie ist seit dem Jahr 2004 als selbständige Englischtrainerin und Dozentin tätig und arbeitet mit regionalen großen und mittelständischen Unternehmen zusammen.
Gillian Ahrens was born and grew up in Cornwall, SW. England. She holds a B.A. (Hons) Business Studies Degree and has been employed in the retail and insurance sectors.
As she began to teach she gained the following qualifications:
College of St Mark and St John Exeter, England Module of Advanced Professional Study – Adult Basic Education
Guild University London, England Certificate in Teaching International English for Business (Merit)
She was not only a tutor in the UK but also a coordinator for Cornwall and trained other tutors in the ESOL system in Cornwall. Working in various language schools in Germany brought her into contact with companies such as RWE, Siemens etc. She has been self-employed since 2004, working with large and small companies in the region.
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