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“This was a tough and revealing day for us. I can honestly say we all walked away changed from the experience, and all of us without exception had really upped our game. Thanks for one of the best Presentation training days I’ve been on”

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Presentation skills - in-house courses

One of the most important qualities for successful people in any business today is the ability to present well.

At Edison Red we build bespoke training for your organisation. We get to know your industry, your market, your culture and your objectives. We are focused on creating what works for you and your teams.

With most presentations, people will expect that you already have the knowledge of your subject - after all that’s why you're there. However, a contemporary audience will also want to be informed, entertained, challenged and taken on a journey. The rise of the TED talk, now watched by over a million people a day, has changed our presentation expectations forever. Delivering powerful presentations is a vital part of modern day communication.

Our In–House courses are designed to give delegates the tools and techniques to develop their personal style and create high impact presentations that will be remembered.

who is it for?

We design and deliver Presentation skills training courses for business people at all levels and all industries, from senior executives to first line management. If you have a message to communicate and need to get customers, colleagues, investors, stakeholders or staff on side then we can build a course just for you.

where do we start?

Before we begin working with you we like to have a conversation about your role, needs, expectations, your current challenges and most importantly what you hope to achieve from the course.

what's in a typical in-house programme?

Presentation courses are designed to equip delegates with techniques to:

  • Develop your personal delivery style to create high impact presentations.
  • Use language both verbal and non-verbal creatively to deliver powerful messages.
  • Develop a style which is more persuasive, dynamic and focused.
  • Understand your audience, their environment and the opportunity.
  • Get and keep an audience’s attention, give them something they will remember.
  • Make a real and sustainable difference to your audience.
  • Elevate your standing as an authority in your field and a leader to be taken seriously.
what else do we cover?

Some of the other key areas we explore on our presentation skills courses:

  • Being in the present moment
  • Managing and understanding nerves
  • Understanding your own personal creativity
  • Being organised
  • Offering self-disclosure
  • Crafting stories
  • Using your voice
  • Getting and keeping your audience’s attention
  • Crafting and using visual aids
  • Making messages memorable
  • Increasing confidence
  • Handling difficult questions
  • Preparation and structure
  • Practice, practice, practice
what happens afterwards?

We know that skills develop with time - that's why we continue to support everyone we work with after the training has finished. We see it as part of our commitment to the ongoing development of each person as a presenter.

Whether it's uploading a recent presentation and asking us for further insights and advice, sending through a new slide-deck for design help or just seeking out further reading material - we will always be just a phone call or email away for advice.

At Edison Red we stay with you.

get in touch

If you have any questions about our Presentation Skills programmes please get in touch on +44 (0)20 7129 1226 or fill in our enquiry form

We'd love to hear from you.

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they said it...

“This was a tough and revealing day for us. I can honestly say we all walked away changed from the experience, and all of us without exception had really upped our game. Thanks for one of the best Presentation training days I’ve been on”

ICAP

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