A Stanford University study revealed a person's success in life can
be predicted by the way he or she answers the question "Are you willing
to get up and make a presentation right now?"
We communicate all day, every day. Effective presentation skills,
whether one-on-one or to groups, rank high on the lists of qualities
identified for success in the workplace. Yet, in spite of the strong
awareness we seem to have for the importance of presentation skills, the
average person does not present well.
Moreover, as technology advances and becomes easier to use, people
often find face-to-face presentations more difficult. As a result,
presentations fail, opportunities are lost, relationships suffer and
business results fall short of goals.
80% of the people who fail at work do so because they do not relate well to others.
In a business environment that has never been more competitive,
research shows that success depends about six times more on the ability
to communicate effectively than it does on technical skills.
It's not that we don't receive training in communication and
presentation skills. For our entire lifetimes, most of us have received a
steady diet of anti-communication skills training. From
well-intentioned teachers to well-intentioned managers and co-workers,
who themselves have been taught ineffective methods of communicating and
presenting, each passes on their (lack of) skill in this area. Role
models of effective communications and presentations are scarce.
Have you ever seen excellent ideas get rejected because of a poor presentation?
Have you ever seen ideas of less merit get accepted because of a great presentation?
Logic. Facts. Information. Data. Are all important in presenting a product, a service or an idea.
But are ideas accepted based on logic and facts alone?
Trust. Credibility. Professionalism. Sincerity. Conviction.
Are often the reason that some people get their ideas accepted with little difficulty while others have considerable trouble.
Although feared more than anything else, including death, studies
show presentation skills impact individual effectiveness and success
more than any other skill, including technical knowledge.
In a business climate where individuals are over-loaded with
information, it is no longer enough to simply communicate information.
Your ultimate success depends on your ability to speak confidently and
persuasively. IMPACT®: How To Speak Your Way To Success helps
participants build skills to enhance presentation skills while gaining
more audience acceptance for ideas.
Learning Objectives:
- Discover how you are perceived by others
- Recognize the verbal and non-verbal messages you send
- Learn the secrets about body language
- Incorporate the most recent, relevant research to add IMPACT when presenting
- Conquer fear and prevent nervousness from affecting delivery
- Master the physical skills that convey confidence and conviction to your audience
- Organize and visualize material so listeners understand and retain more
- Use different learning styles to customize presentations to specific audiences
- Think clearly under pressure and handle difficult questions and situations
Workshop Information:
- Workshop Location: Tero Learning Center, 1840 NW 118th Street, Suite 107, Des Moines, IA 50325
- Workshop Times: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. both days
- Workshop Virtual Three Days:
- Morning session: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (90-minute lunch break)
- Afternoon session option A: 12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. (90-minute lunch break)
- Afternoon session option B: 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. (90-minute lunch break)
- Registration fee includes: expert workshop facilitation for two days
by two highly-skilled Tero trainers, one-on-one professional coaching
during the workshop, video-recording of progress throughout the workshop, workshop materials, useful job aid, award-winning Your Invisible Toolbox book, e-manual and
electronic resources, complimentary subscription to Tero's monthly eZine
(electronic magazine) and complimentary access to Tero's exclusive
Graduates Only section of the Tero website.
Cancellation/Substitution:
You may cancel your registration up to 14 days before the seminar.
75% of your registration fee will be refunded. If you need to cancel
less than 14 days prior to the seminar, you may send a substitute from
your organization or transfer your registration to another Tero seminar
within one year.
Questions:
Tero International provides training to clients at locations around
the world. To bring this Tero workshop to a group of people at your
location, to inquire about facilitator certification, or to ask a
question, contact Tero. Contact Rowena Crosbie, President, 515-221-2318 (ext. 202) or email [email protected]
