Professional business presentations public speaking training Madrid

tion, speech, corporate video o press appearance. Professional coaching with script delivery, accent, pronunciation, sales, conference calls and business meetings for companies, freelance professionals Madrid. Elements that may be included in an intensive presentations and publci speaking course with Edward Olive include:

Presentations

1. Practical tips
Examples of practical tips for effective public speaking;

2. Common language
The Use of common corporate presentation language;

3. Standard phrases
Useful of commonly used standard optional phrases that students may include in future presentations;

4. Standard structures
Possible presentation or speech structures that can be adapted to the needs of the specific industry sector of each student, their position in the company and the type of presentation that a student commonly has to do;

5. Standard sections
The different common sections of a presentation, reference to the inclusion of support materials on slides using PowerPoint or handouts;

6. Beginning and ending
How to start and finish a presentation to emphasise the main aim. Pros and cons
Analysis of pros and cons to draw possible conclusions;

8. Dealing with questions
How to take or avoid answering questions from participants in a meeting or conference. Thinking on one's feet;

9. Diplomacy
The subtle use diplomatic and business English to avoid conflicts with colleagues or members of the audience. Dealing with delicate subject matter;

10. Different types of Presentations
Practice with various different types of standard business presentations;

11. Practical exercises
Putting theory into practice with examples of presentations that the student has already given in their job, or which the student has pending to give;

12. Empathy
Public speaking communication techniques, empathy and how public speaking may vary when speaking to a public of different sizes and backgrounds;

13. Adapting
Adaptation of the language used for each type of public;

14. "Virtual presentations"
Techniques that can be used when talking or presenting virtually, via telephone connections, teleconferencing, the corporate video and video conferencing with a "virtual" public of different sizes;

15. Microphones
The proper use of the different types of microphones that may be available in a conference or in a video shoot;

16. Acting for business
The application of method acting / Actor's Studio / Stanislavski / Lee Strasberg drama techniques to business presentations;

17. Working with partners
Working with a presenting partner / fellow actor - duologues, dialogues, panel discussion groups and the concept of upstaging;

Reading

How to read English to communicate a message effectively and professionally.

1. Eye contact
How to maintain eye contact with the audience and sight reading technique;

2. Monotony
Intonation and varying tones, speed, rhythms and use of emphasis to avoid monotonous reading that will send the audience to sleep and how to separate the important from the less important;

3. The audience
How to capture and keep the public's attention;

4. Options
Transmitting the desired main message in the "best" possible way - variations and options;

5. Subtext
Use of subtext and the non-written message;

6. Punctuation
The use of punctuation by an author of a text and the importance of respect for punctuation in delivery;

7. Writing text
Drafting and reviewing written presentations with a view to oral delivery;

8. Clarity of ideas
The use of bullet points and abbreviated structure to clearly transmit messages;

9. Adapting to the audience
Consideration of the target audience and the tailoring of reading to the public;

10. Speaking not reading
Reading is speaking and communicating rather than sounding like reading;

11. Drama
Skills brought in from acting and drama to make a text come alive;

12. Role
The development or consideration of a role, personality and personalisation of the reading of a basic standard text;

13. Preparing a text
The marking up of a text to aid with its effective oral delivery;

14. Pronunciation
Elimination of pronunciation issues or problems to increase the effectiveness of the delivery of the message;

15. Interpretations
The different possible variations in the meaning of the same text or use of emphasis that can produce different ways of reading the same passage for different effect;

16. Recording and review
Professional audio recording of reading and closed headphone audio review;

17. Audio wave analysis
Analysis of student and coach speech and interpreting sound waves on computer screen with professional audio programs. It will be noted that Edward Olive also provides coaching for actors for their monologues, to prepare castings, film & television scripts and theatre plays and the intention is to develop the management of corporate texts with dramatic art techniques. Presentations and public speaking

It will be noted that Edward Olive is a former English commercial lawyer (solicitor specialised in shipping, international trade, contract and commercial law, litigation and arbitration), a former law lecturer in the Master's degree program in International Commercial Law at London City University and Lecturer in the Faculty of Law in Leeds University. Edward is also a professional actor, drama teacher and acting coach for film & television actors. The intention is to use this broad and varied professional experience for the benefit of each student during the presentations and public speaking course. Edward Olive has recorded presentations for his clients for use in corporate videos and also live event recordings for international conferences and congresses with wireless microphones.