How do you offer something valuable to your audience from your presentation? How do you meet the expectation or persuade your listeners? You must know your audience.

Speaking in front of an audience at work, for a social occasion, in educational and community situations can be daunting. But it does not need to be.

Do you know how to write a compelling and engaging presentation, with quality content and an impactful conclusion?

Research shows that 55% of people make initial judgements about us based on how we look, 38% based on how we sound, and only 7%, on what we say.

Knowing the components of speech provides you with the tools to become a compelling and exciting speaker.

The microphone is an aid to the delivery of your speech and should be an unobtrusive piece of equipment.

The lectern is your friend if used correctly. However, there is one major question; should you use a podium or not?