Professional Presentation Skills for ESL Learners

Professional Presentation Skills for ESL Learners, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.25, with 108 lectures, 24 quizzes, based on 357 reviews, and has 11840 subscribers.

You will learn about Gain an understanding of the structure of a presentation and the elements that make it successful. Give a professional presentation in a professional and commercial environment. This course is ideal for individuals who are Speakers of English as a second language who want to learn about in-depth international presentation skills such as psychology, body language, presentation structure, delivering results and dealing with questions during or at the end of presentation in a multi-cultural context. or University students or adults working in any industry. or English as a Second Language (ESL) learners or This course is not for native English speakers. It is particularly useful for Speakers of English as a second language who want to learn about in-depth international presentation skills such as psychology, body language, presentation structure, delivering results and dealing with questions during or at the end of presentation in a multi-cultural context. or University students or adults working in any industry. or English as a Second Language (ESL) learners or This course is not for native English speakers.

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Summary

Title: Professional Presentation Skills for ESL Learners

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 108

Number of Quizzes: 24

Number of Published Lectures: 108

Number of Published Quizzes: 24

Number of Curriculum Items: 132

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 132

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Gain an understanding of the structure of a presentation and the elements that make it successful.

Give a professional presentation in a professional and commercial environment.

Who Should Attend

Speakers of English as a second language who want to learn about in-depth international presentation skills such as psychology, body language, presentation structure, delivering results and dealing with questions during or at the end of presentation in a multi-cultural context.

University students or adults working in any industry.

English as a Second Language (ESL) learners

This course is not for native English speakers.

Target Audiences

Speakers of English as a second language who want to learn about in-depth international presentation skills such as psychology, body language, presentation structure, delivering results and dealing with questions during or at the end of presentation in a multi-cultural context.

University students or adults working in any industry.

English as a Second Language (ESL) learners

This course is not for native English speakers.

Presenting in both interpersonal and professional situations, communications in international settings, public speaking.

Objectives: Students will be able to…
– To gain appropriate verbal and non-verbal communication skills in order to actively participate in different kinds of professional and interpersonal communication.
– Organize and lead discussions in public events.
– Present and argue points of view when speaking in public.
– Improve listening and speaking skills.
– To build confidence in speaking and expressing opinions in international settings.
– Prepare and deliver clear, well-organized, effective professional presentations in English. This includes: selecting a topic, identifying a clear purpose, analysing the audience, researching information, selecting support material, structuring and organizing a presentation, as well as focusing on effective delivery and ability to handle questions from an audience.
– Increase confidence and cross-cultural awareness in using English in a professional and commercial environment.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: General Course Ideas for Presenting

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Learning Rules

Lecture 3: Learning – Strategies

Lecture 4: Look to Understand then to be Understood

Chapter 2: Presentation Basics

Lecture 1: Presentation – Understand the Audience

Lecture 2: Presentation – Basic Structure

Lecture 3: Presentation – Topic Preparation

Chapter 3: Presentation Style

Lecture 1: Presentation – Preparation & Purpose

Lecture 2: Presentation – Inform

Lecture 3: Presentation – Train

Lecture 4: Presentation – Selling

Lecture 5: Presentation – Persuade

Chapter 4: Quick Presentation Overview

Lecture 1: Presentation Structure – Overview

Lecture 2: Presentation Structure – Introduction

Lecture 3: Presentation Structure – Main Part

Lecture 4: Presentation Structure – Conclusion

Chapter 5: Listening Skills

Lecture 1: Listening Introduction

Lecture 2: Listening – Bad Habits

Lecture 3: Listening Levels

Lecture 4: Listening Tips

Lecture 5: Listening with Everything

Lecture 6: Silence

Chapter 6: Body Language

Lecture 1: Body Language – Introduction

Lecture 2: Body Language History

Lecture 3: Body Language – Analysis

Chapter 7: Words

Lecture 1: Words

Lecture 2: Word Stress

Lecture 3: Word – Pause

Chapter 8: Voice

Lecture 1: Voice – Word Patterns

Lecture 2: Voice – Volume

Lecture 3: Voice – Intonation

Lecture 4: Voice – Speed

Chapter 9: Learning Styles – In Presenting

Lecture 1: Body Language – Learning Styles

Lecture 2: Learning Styles – Kinaesthetic

Lecture 3: Learning Styles – Auditory

Lecture 4: Learning Styles – Visual

Lecture 5: Learning Styles – Overview

Lecture 6: Learning Styles – Words

Chapter 10: Learning Styles – Using KAV Technique while Presenting

Lecture 1: Kinaesthetic, Auditory, Visual (KAV) Sequence in a Presentation

Lecture 2: Kinaesthetic, Auditory, Visual (KAV) Sequence – Analysis

Chapter 11: Head & Feet

Lecture 1: Body Language – Head Positions

Lecture 2: Body Language – Facial Expressions

Lecture 3: Body Language – Eye Patterns

Lecture 4: Body Language – Standing & Moving

Chapter 12: Hands

Lecture 1: Body Language – Hand Gestures

Lecture 2: Hand Gestures – Blamer

Lecture 3: Hand Gestures – Placater

Lecture 4: Hand Gestures – Leveller

Lecture 5: Hand Gestures – Computer

Lecture 6: Hand Gestures – Distracter

Lecture 7: Hand Gestures – Movement

Chapter 13: Culture

Lecture 1: Hand Gestures – Cultures

Lecture 2: Body Language – Personal Zones

Lecture 3: Cultural Differences

Chapter 14: Introduction – In Detail

Lecture 1: Presentation Introduction

Lecture 2: Attention Span

Lecture 3: Laws of Remembering

Lecture 4: Laws of Forgetting

Chapter 15: Introduction – Ideas for Getting The Audience’s Attention

Lecture 1: Getting The Audience’s Attention

Lecture 2: Tell a Story

Lecture 3: Rhetorical Question

Chapter 16: Introduction – How to Start

Lecture 1: Introduction – Before You Present

Lecture 2: Introduction – How to Start

Chapter 17: Main Part – In Detail

Lecture 1: Numbers

Lecture 2: Numbers – Ordinal Numbers

Lecture 3: Numbers – Percentage

Lecture 4: Numbers – Fractions & Percentages

Instructors

Inderpal Virdee
Senoir Lecturer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 4 votes

2 stars: 11 votes

3 stars: 72 votes

4 stars: 123 votes

5 stars: 147 votes

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