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1. ORAL PRESENTATION
SKILLS
DEC2020
DUE10012
COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH 1

2. Present a topic of interest that carries
identifiable values coherently using
effective verbal and non-verbal
communication skills
CLO3

3. Priorities
Assessment :
Date: 5 Apr – 23 Apr
2021
3 May – 7
May 2021
Group
Presentation
(2 per Group)
Plan and Organize
Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication
Visual Aids in Presentation
Handling Q&A Session

4. Topic 3 Calendar
Week
1
Plan and Organize
Week
2
Verbal and Non-verbal Communications
& Visual Aids
Week
3
Handling Q&A and Script Review

5. Oral Presentation ?
A short talk on a
set topic given

6. A good presentation is a POPTA presentation :
PURPOSE
ORGANIZATION
PREPARATION
TIME
AUDIENCE

7. PURPOSE:

8. How am I going
to organize the
materials?
ORGANIZATION:

9. PREPARATION:
Brainstorming
A process for
developing
creative solutions
to problems

10. Brainstorming :
Process for generating creative ideas &
solutions through intensive and
freewheeling group discussion

11. Introduction Body Conclusion Q&A
Session

12. INTRODUCTION :
Get the
attention
Greeting
Introduce
oneself
State your
topic
Announce
the outline
Points/Ideas Q&A

13. Steps in Introduction
1. Get the audience’s attention
• Shall we start?
2. Greet the audience
• Good morning/afternoon/evening
• Hello everyone

14. Steps in Introduction
3. Introduce yourself
• Name and position
4. State your topic & your
purpose
• Today I’m going to talk about…

15. Steps in Introduction
5. Announce your outline
• I have divided my presentation into three main
parts. In the first part, I will talk about…., in the
next section, I will explain about …. and lastly, I
will talk about ...

16. Steps in Introduction
6. Questions and comments
• I’d ask you to save your questions for the end.
• You may interrupt me at any moment to ask questions
or make comments.

17. BODY OF THE PRESENTATION :
What information should I give?
Quantity? How much information
should I share?
Sequencing ideas? Signposting?

19. To indicate when you have finished one point and
go on to the next
Firstly,
Secondly,
Thirdly,…
In summary, As
a conclusion, to
conclude, …​
For example, for
instance, …
Furthermore,
moreover, …​

20. CONCLUSION:
Summarise your speech
Signposting the end of your
presentation
Invite the audience to ask
questions

22. Plan & Organize
Analyze your
audience
Define the
objective of the
presentation
Prepare the
introduction &
conclusion
Select a topic
Prepare the body
of the presentation
Practice delivering
the presentation

23. THANK YOU