Man in check shirt and jacket: The benefits of education well they speak volumes for themselves.
Man in check shirt and jacket: Whilst working for the Council I have to give a lot of presentations.
Sometimes I have to operate information and advice and guidance with the Union Learner Reps and also I have to sell education to managers.
And sometimes we have to use flip chart like this, or sometimes we use a power point presentation to do it and sometimes it's just an informal speaking session.
Man in light shirt: Our key products now are manufactured by both aluminium and tin plate, and we have three specific product ranges.
Man in light shirt: As a manufacturer supplying customers both at home and abroad, we use presentations to effectively explain our product range.
When we prepare a presentation, we will consider who our customer is, what products they may be interested in and what information they would actually like.
Man in light shirt: Screw caps we find on a range of PT jars and also aluminium and glass jars.
Man in light shirt: The format of our presentation would include an introduction, key information summarised in bullet points and some pictures to bring the products to life.
We would make sure that we got the tone right, that we listen to the audience, gage their reaction and give them appropriate answers.
Man in light shirt: Press powder is a compact for make-up.
Become better at planning what you want to say and show; communicating key points; listening and responding to questions.
Quick tips for tutors
Giving a presentation includes:
- Presenting ideas and information
- Organising and linking ideas for a short talk or explanation
- Listening to talks and explanations
Downloadable Factsheets
Entry 3 - Presenting information
How to give a short explanation or description and the patterns you could follow.
Entry 3 - Sticking to the point
How to stick to the point when you’re giving a short explanation.
Level 1 - Presenting ideas
How to plan a short talk to welcome visitors and provide information.
Downloadable Worksheets
Entry 3 - Deciding what's relevant
Practice your skills in deciding what’s relevant when explaining how to use equipment.
Entry 3 - Listening to an explanation
Practice making points and listen to an audio clip and note down how information is given in a staff induction.
Level 1 - Linking your ideas
Think about the different ways to link your ideas in a talk or presentation.
Level 1 - Organising your ideas
Practice organising your thoughts by planning and giving a talk on a topic of your choice.
Level 1 - Listening to a talk
Listen to an audio clip of a hospital presentation and decide on the main points made.
Audio
Listening to an explanation: Staff induction
Listening to a talk: New staff induction
