zubedy's PAY is a presentation skills workshop with a difference. PAY pursues the quest of helping participants discover their inherent best; particularly in the areas of presentation, communication and interaction. PAY is designed to convince participants that their personality and experiences in life are valid and unique; thus providing the important platform to become a good presenter. In short, PAY teaches participants on how they can present as themselves but be much better than usual.

Who should attend

Those with job functions that need presentations like Sales & Marketing Personnel, Trainers, Senior Managers, Managers and Executives whose responsibilities entail a lot of presentations.

Teaching Approach

PAY draws active participations! Participants are encouraged to bring forth real presentation issues that they face in their day-to-day job functions. Participants will be videotaped during their presentations and the video will form the basis of discussion between the facilitator, the class and the individual participants. The feedback is extremely useful at helping participants see both their strengths and weaknesses in their presentations.

Objectives

The core objective of PAY is to guide participants on how to present as themselves but be much better than usual, with emphasis on:

• Message focus;
• Understanding You, The Audience and The Situation ('YAS');
• Preparing a presentation;
• Creativity in presentation and
• The techniques of reading a speech.

Highlights

• Psychology of presentation: Each action or inaction during a presentation should have its reasons. This is to ensure the whole presentation is received the way the presenter wants it to be received. How to plan the presentation according to the audience's anxiety level?
• Learning from the Advertising Industry: How to pack your core message in such a short time as a 30 second commercial? How can we learn from the industry in our delivery of presentations?
• Learning how to read a speech through learning the techniques of singing: There are a lot of similarities between singing and reading a speech. A fun singing session will take place and from there participants will learn how to cross-fertilize ideas from the music and entertainment industry with the more staid world of speech reading.