1. PRESENTATION SKILLS &
ATTIRE-KEY FOR SUCCESS
• ROLL NO
 Rukhsar Ansari – 1
 Akshay Yadav – 2
 Kiran Mourya – 3
 Prathamesh Deolekar – 4
 Afzal Shaikh - 5

2. “Great speakers aren’t born,
they are trained.”
Presenting is a Skill…
Developed through training and experience

3. AGENDA
 Introduction
 Planning your presentation
 Presentation sequence
 Design concept
 Delivering of presentation
 Attire key for success

4. INTRODUCTION
 While hard work and good ideas are essential to success,
your ability to express those ideas and get others to join
you is just as important. Many speakers lack the skills and
confidence to make effective presentations. We have all
been victims of speakers who put us to sleep. Despite
knowing how ineffective many speakers are, many of us
have found that, despite the best intentions, we haven’t
fared much better.

5. OBJECTIVES
 Built confidence
 How to present yourself ?
 Influencing the audience
 How to make ppt?

6. WHAT IS PRESENTATION SKILLS
 Presentation skill basically refers to the ability to
communicate in an effective way whether a in
small or large group. The process involves
explaining and showing the content of either a
topic to an audience. To be an effective
communicator one has to keep on practicing as to
become efficient and effective.

7. PLANNING AND ORGANIZING A
PRESENTATION
 Determine your objective
 Organizing the core element
 Selecting the main points
 Organizing the main point
 Developing the main point
 Conclusion

8. KEY POINTS FOR PRESENTATION
 Who is the audience?
 Do not expect every one to be an expert in the field
 Do not underestimate them either
 How much time do you have?
 Are you prepared for the technical devices to use:
Laptop, Beamer, Pointer
 Be comfortable with the devices you need to use

9. DESIGN CONCEPT
• Big
• Simple
• Clear

10. BIG
• Should be able to read everything
from the back row
• Use the floor test
• Heading font size ( 60-65)
• Sub heading font size ( 30-32)
• Space between two points ( 1.5)

11. SIMPLE
• Not more than 6 lines
• Not more than 7 words per line

12. CLEAR
• Arial
• White background with Black text
• Avoid overuse of red, shadows, animation and transitions
• Beware of busy backgrounds

13. DO’S
BEFORE PRESENTATION
 Check grammar
 Check equipment and software in advance
 Know your slide well
 Always have a backup
 Limited use of images and graphics

14. DON’T DO
BEFORE PRESENTATION
 Don’t blindly copy paste
 Avoid jazzy color
 Avoid using short forms
 Avoid slide numbering
 Don’t lead too much of content on slide
 Bibliography should not be the part of ppt

15. DELIVERING A PRESENTATION
 Language
 Use familiar words
 Talk less say more
 Avoid unnecessary jargon words
 Appearance
 Posture
 Voice
 Facial expression
 Eye contact

16. ATTIRE KEY FOR SUCCESS
MEN CLOTHING DO’S FOR THE PRESENTATION
 Do wear clean, ironed clothes
 Do wear a tie. Make certain that it is knotted firmly,
not loosely around the shirt collar
 Do wear a two piece matched suit. The following colors
are acceptable: navy, dark grey, or black
 Do wear leather, lace‐up or slip‐on business shoes,
preferably black or cordovan

17. ATTIRE KEY FOR SUCCESS
WOMEN’S CLOTHING DO’S FOR THE PRESENTATION
 Do wear tailored sweaters and sweater sets are
appropriate business casual choices for women
 Do wear fabrics that are crisp; colors that are generally
solid: navy, black, gray, brown
 Do wear flat shoes if you prefer, but avoid sandals. Do
remember that casual day attire should still reflect a
professional look
 Do keep makeup conservative

19. TAKEAWAYS
 From this presentation we can learn how to develop
our confidence. How to present yourself in front of the
audience and be different from others to achieve the
success in life. Not only this things are important but
your first impression is also important that is how to
dress properly. Therefore, it is rightly said that “first
impression is the last impression.”