Participatory
Monitoring and Evaluation May 3 - 7 Reporting Skills and Professional Writing May 3 - 7 Developing Project Proposals May 10 - 14 Facilitation and Presentation Skills May 10 - 14
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Kathmandu, Nepal (2010)
Reporting Skills and Professional Writing Jan 18 - 22 Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation Feb 1 - 5 Facilitation and Presentation Skills Feb 8 - 12 Developing Project Proposals Mar 1 - 5 Training of Trainers Mar 8 - 12 The Project Managers' Toolkit Mar 22 - 31
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registration information here
Presentation Skills
Presentations provide us with a platform to explore issues, communicate a consistent
message, reach consensus and persuade.
This is a programme designed to enable participants to make more effective
public presentations. It is useful for anyone who has to present their ideas
before an audience. As well as learning the basics of presentation principles,
planning and delivery, participants also build their self-confidence in managing
large groups of people.
ELD Facilitator Uttam Uprety presenting on LFA to RHIYA
Participants develop their skills in the following areas:
Awareness of what makes presentations effective
Introducing the talk
Planning the presentation and organising the presentation structure
Linking the different parts of the presentation together
Choosing appropriate language
Reinforcing the message
Using visual aids effectively and appropriately
Using effective body language to support the message
Ending the presentation
Dealing with questions
Dealing with nerves
This programme balances video input with regular hands-on practice and feedback.
From the first day, participants are presenting to the group, as input is looped
in step-by-step. By the time the participants come to make their final presentations,
the improvement is clear.
Practical work is video-recorded and participants receive their presentations
on DVD. An Intermediate level of spoken English is usually required to benefit
fully from this programme. However, participants may also make their final presentations
in a local language if preferred.
Day One
What Makes Presentations Effective?
Presentation Tips
The Introduction
Organising the Presentation
Practical 1
Day Two
Attention & Retention Theory / Presentation Planning
Linking the Parts
Message-based Presentations
Practical 2
Day Three
Using Visual Aids
Body Language
Summarising the Talk
Managing Post-presentation Discussion
The Differences between Presentation & Facilitation
Training fees cover training, handbooks / handouts, snacks / refreshments, certificate
and training report. The Thailand training fee is THB 22,000 and the Nepal fee
is Nrs. 22,500 / 16,000 (discounted local NGO rate). (All Nepal fees are subject
to 13% VAT and include lunch.)
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