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Effective Technical Presentations
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Introduction |
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This course is specifically designed for people who have to present technical information to both technical and non-technical audiences. Participants will learn how to make information come alive, and to deliver dynamic, persuasive presentations with ease. |
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Course Objectives |
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At the end of the Effective Technical Presentation Skills course, participants should be able to quickly organize and present technical facts, ideas and recommendations to other technical professionals, non-technical managers and decision-makers in a clear, convincing, and understandable way.
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Course Outline |
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How technical presentations are different from other kinds of presentations.
The three essential components of a presentation.
Audience analysis and why this is a necessary step in a presentation.
Organize information in a clear and concise manner.
Create attention grabbing introductions and build instant rapport.
Make your presentation flow with smooth and logical transitions.
End on a memorable note with captivating conclusions.
Avoid 'tech terror' by translating technical jargon into non-technical language.
Avoid 'information overload' by limiting dry and boring statistics.
How to explain technical data to non-technical audiences.
Learn how to use stories and analogies to make technical information familiar and relevant.
Techniques to sell ideas and persuade listeners to take action
Techniques for varying vocal tones and body language.
How to design and use graphics effectively to display technical information.
Methods for overcoming fear and controlling nervousness.
Respond to questions confidently, smoothly and appropriately.
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Trainer(s) |
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Dr Heah, Carmel |
Dr Carmel Heah holds a PhD in Applied Linguistics from the University of Edinburgh in Britain. She teaches communication skills at the Language and Communication Centre, Nanyang Technological University. Dr Heah has more than 20 years experience teaching business and professional communication in universities in Canada, Singapore and Malaysia. Organizations that she has conducted business communication training for in Singapore include PSA Corporation, the National Parks Board, the Singapore Aviation Academy, the Peoples Association, and the Institution of Structural Engineers (Singapore). Dr Heah has co-authored several books on the English language, business and technical communication skills, among which are Essential Communication Strategies for Engineers (Prentice-Hall Sprint Print) and Common Errors in English Third Edition (Penerbit Fajar Bakti Sdn Bhd/ Oxford University Press). |
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Who Should Attend |
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Course Details |
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Date: |
15 to 16 December 2009 |
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Time: |
9:00am to 5:00pm |
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Venue: |
NTU@one-north campus, Executive Centre |
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Closing Date: |
15 November 2009 |
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Fee: |
Standard: SGD$590
Alumni: SGD$472 Group (3 & Above): SGD$531 |
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Registration fees inclusive of:
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Online Registration |
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>> CLICK HERE to Register Online
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Methods of Payment |
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Credit Card (Visa and Mastercard only)
2. Cheque
made payable
to Nanyang Technological University
3. Invoice to
Company (for Company Sponsored Participants)
4. E-invoice (for
Government Organizations)
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Cancellation & Refund Policy |
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Written notification to
cce@ntu.edu.sg or fax: (+65) 6774 2911 at least 10 days before course commencement |
No cancellation charges
(Full refund) |
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Written notification within 4 9 days before course commencement |
50% of course fees
(50% refund) |
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Written notification within 3 days before course commencement |
100% of course fees
(No refund) |
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