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32 mins, 1998

You’ve got something to say, a case to argue, and an audience waiting to listen. But how do you make sure you put your points across?

The video explores this question through a workshop in which three novice presenters address a critical audience. Robert rambles and mumbles. Sharon uses jargon and doesn’t look her audience in the eye. Graham has a load of visual aids – but doesn’t know how to use them.

Key points include: structuring your argument, the importance of body language, getting the level right for your audience and the need to communicate enthusiasm.