Use These Six Tips to Feel Confident.as a Presenter

The Six Steps of Speech Preparation. § Inform, Persuade, Motivate, Celebrate?

• Steps in Preparing a Presentation.
• Planning Your Presentation.
• Step 1: Analyze your audience.
• Step 2: Select a topic.
• Step 3: Define the objective of the presentation.
• Preparing the Content of Your Presentation.
• Step 4: Prepare the body of the presentation.
• Step 5: Prepare the introduction and conclusion.

Great presenters always appear prepared and knowledgeable about their subject matter. They speak with a message. They tell a story. Great presentations are so much more than a list of bullet points, or carefully organized data.

1. Prepare. Nothing gives you as much confidence as being prepared.
2. Rehearse. You should rehearse the presentation multiple times.
3. Relax. Get yourself mentally and physically prepared.
4. Get started. The hardest part of presenting is getting started.
5. Be confident.
6. Interact.

Skills

• excellent communication and presentation skills.
• performance skills and a clear voice.
• the ability to generate original ideas.
• a personable and confident manner.
• a broad range of interests, including current affairs.
• good research and interviewing skills.
• the confidence and the ability to sell yourself.

9 tips to become a powerful presenter

1. Clarify expectation in advance. Know the end result and what should be achieved upon completion of your presentation.
2. Do not make more than three points.
3. Use simple language.
4. Be yourself.
5. Have a stage presence.
6. Be prepared.
7. Have a strong opener.
8. Have a strong close.

Try for a journalism or media production degree.

1. You don’t need a degree to become a TV presenter, but it can help increase your chances of finding a job.
2. Try auditioning for any theater productions your university has so you can practice being in front of people.

Television Presenter

• – variety of work.
• – working under hot lights.
• A television presenter should:
• Recommended Subjects: Dramatic Arts, Languages, Visual Arts, Music.
• An appropriate Degree or Diploma in Drama or Speech and Drama – RU, US, UP, UCT, UKZN, UFS, Wits.
• – television companies.

Becoming a Polished, Professional Presenter

1. Remember the adage that everyone puts their pants on one leg at a time?
2. Focus on what you want to get out of the exchange.
3. Get them engaged right away.
4. Create a clear outline and flow for what you will cover.
5. Don’t expect to give a rehearsed speech and sound comfortable.
6. Make eye contact.

General Presentation

1. Plan carefully.
2. Do your research.
3. Know your audience.
4. Time your presentation.
5. Speak comfortably and clearly.
6. Check the spelling and grammar.
7. Do not read the presentation. Practice the presentation so you can speak from bullet points.
8. Give a brief overview at the start. Then present the information.

6 Types of Presentations:

• 1) Providing Information.
• 2) Teaching a Skill.
• 3) Reporting Progress.
• 4) Selling a Product or Service.
• 5) Making a Decision.
• 6) Solving a Problem.

To become a better speaker, use the following strategies:

1. Plan appropriately.
2. Practice.
3. Engage with your audience.
4. Pay attention to body language.
5. Think positively.
6. Cope with your nerves.
7. Watch recordings of your speeches.

You will need to get as much experience as possible of presenting, to develop an understanding of the way the industry works and to start building up a network of contacts. You could do this through getting experience in community, hospital or student radio and work placements (such as with the BBC, ITV and Channel 4).

The national average salary for a Radio Presenter is £38,928 in United Kingdom.

Gary Lineker

Package Description. Band D. 6 month FTC. Job pay range: £35,250.00 – £55,000.00.

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