Course Description

This two-day course provides an overview for staff who may respond to individual requests or may make presentations to small groups of employees such as in orientation or in reviewing benefit products. The course addresses training effectiveness, activities, visual aids, preparation, and presentation. Focus is placed on the individual identifying and developing his or her most effective training style. Participants in this course have opportunities to make various types of presentations from simple introductions to using visual aids.

To provide participants with the tools and practice necessary to increase their effectiveness, confidence, and comfort level when making presentations.

By the end of this session, participants should be able to:

• Provide an opportunity to gain confidence in presenting information
• Develop a list of characteristics of good presenters
• Discuss tools and techniques for making presentations
• Make a presentation using a number of the methods discussed in class for enhancing presentation effectiveness

Instructor:
Staff Development and Human Resource instructors

Dates/Time/Location:
More sessions will be scheduled as needed.
NOTE: This is a two-day class
Adams Building, Room 264, Dorothea Dix Campus, Raleigh

To Register:
Contact your Training Coordinator.

Flyer:
You may want to print a flyer with the basic course information and dates: Flyer.