17. 12. 2024

Workshop “How to Present”: New Skills for Successful Communication

IMG 8841 | Workshop “How to Present”: New Skills for Successful Communication

The “How to Present” Workshop: Essential Skills for Effective Communication

Friday’s workshop, “How to Present,” provided selected students of SPŠOA in Bruntál with a unique opportunity to learn how to effectively present their ideas and captivate an audience. Under the guidance of Sára Macková, they mastered key presentation principles that will benefit them not only in school but also in their future professional careers.

Key Presentation Skills

The workshop included practical tips for preparing presentations, with a focus on:

Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication: Students learned how to use body language, tone of voice, and facial expressions to support their verbal messages.

Tailoring Content to the Target Audience: How to adapt presentations to engage specific audiences, including customers and clients.

Feedback: The importance of reflection and accepting constructive criticism to enable continuous improvement.

Interactive Approach and Practical Advice

The workshop also featured practical exercises where students applied the techniques they learned. They practiced expanding their vocabulary and effectively communicating their ideas to an audience. Students received valuable tips on managing nerves and preparing for speaking engagements with diverse audiences.

Inspiration for Future Success

The workshop provided an inspiring and practical experience, equipping students with essential skills for successful presentations. These abilities will play a vital role not only in their education but also in their future careers.

We extend our thanks to Sára Macková for her professional guidance and motivational approach. We believe the skills gained during this workshop will be of long-term benefit to the students!

This event was made possible with the support of the TPA Project – Innovation Center for Education Transformation – CZ.10.03.01/00/22_003/0000072, funded through the Operational Program for Fair Transformation (OPST) of the State Environmental Fund.