English Presentation Practice

The English Presentation Practice course is an intensive 8-hour program that builds the English presentation skills essential in global business. John Kim, CEO of Nanum Consulting, leads it personally. Step by step, participants move from the fundamentals to real-world delivery techniques. Seven modules cover preparation, strategy, content creation and live practice, so you can present in English with confidence. Theory and practice go together, and you leave with practical skills you can use at work right away. The curriculum is proven through training experience with 50+ major corporations and institutions.
Who is this course for?
Ideal for professionals who need to give business presentations in English or present to international clients. It is especially useful for employees of global companies, overseas sales representatives, R&D teams, and anyone who needs strong English presentation skills.
What will you learn?
- Systematically learn the fundamentals of English presentations
- Build practical English presentation skills
Curriculum
- Defining your customer persona
- Setting up an empathy map for your audience
- Presentation structure: the basic framework
- Presentation expressions: key English phrases for presentations
- Opening hook
- The persuasion process: A.R.E.A
- Master of ceremonies (MC)-expression
- How to handle Q&A
- Delivery
- Understanding PPT content and structure
- ⇥ Storyboarding and preparing PPT templates
- ⇥ Using fonts, images, and video
- ⇥ How to build charts that fit your content
- ( or understanding Keynote content and structure )
- Sharing slide editing tips
- ⇥ Editing slides with icons and PNG files
- ⇥ Create polished designs with infographic tools
- Closing remarks that tell a story
- ⇥ Reverse-order structure, famous-quote structure, and emotional-impact structure
- Effective time management strategies
- ⇥ Why you run short or have time left over, and how to handle it
- ⇥ Practice methods and tips for managing versions of your materials
- Tips for delivering your presentation
- ⇥ Ways to ease nerves when presenting (customized)
- Tips for handling problems during a presentation
- ⇥ Sharing presentation-prep mind maps
- ( venue, audience, presenter’s condition,
- Appearance, items to bring, and preparation checklists by equipment)
- Your instructor and the course
- Understanding and overcoming fear of presenting
- Understanding audience needs and why presentations matter
- For your presentation
- What to prepare first (A–Z)
- For smooth English presentations
- Key points and expressions
- The importance and impact of nonverbal communication
- Live practice and feedback / action plan for your next presentation (preparation)
- [ Presentations and Feedback ] ← 2 hours
- Time per participant (12-minute presentation + 3-minute Q&A)
- Feedback comes after all presentations (we take photos and provide a feedback sheet)
- Evaluation: 30% peer feedback + 70% instructor feedback
- Based on 5 participants
- Option 1 (10 participants): 6-hour presentation training with instructor John Kim + 2 hours of hands-on practice in 2 groups of 5
- Option 2 (15 participants): 6-hour presentation training (led by John Kim) + practice in 3 groups of 5, 2 hours each
- Option 3 (15 participants): 8-hour presentation training with practice in 3 breakout groups
Expected results / After the course
- Learn the basics of the tools used for English presentations
- Learn how to use each tool effectively
- Learning effective presentation techniques
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English Presentation Practice
English Presentation Practice is an intensive 8-hour program that builds the English presentation skills essential in global business. John Kim, CEO of Nanum Consulting, leads it personally,
- Systematically learn the fundamentals of English presentations
- Build practical English presentation skills
- Learn the basics of the tools used for English presentations
- Learn how to use each tool effectively
- Learning effective presentation techniques
- Defining your customer persona
- Setting up an empathy map for your audience
- Presentation structure: the basic framework
- Presentation expressions: key English phrases for presentations
- Opening hook
- The persuasion process: A.R.E.A
- Master of ceremonies (MC)-expression
- How to handle Q&A
- Delivery
- Understanding PPT content and structure
- ⇥ Storyboarding and preparing PPT templates
- ⇥ Using fonts, images, and video
- ⇥ How to build charts that fit your content
- ( or understanding Keynote content and structure )
- Sharing slide editing tips
- ⇥ Editing slides with icons and PNG files
- ⇥ Create polished designs with infographic tools
- Closing remarks that tell a story
- ⇥ Reverse-order structure, famous-quote structure, and emotional-impact structure
- Effective time management strategies
- ⇥ Why you run short or have time left over, and how to handle it
- ⇥ Practice methods and tips for managing versions of your materials
- Tips for delivering your presentation
- ⇥ Ways to ease nerves when presenting (customized)
- Tips for handling problems during a presentation
- ⇥ Sharing presentation-prep mind maps
- ( venue, audience, presenter’s condition,
- Appearance, items to bring, and preparation checklists by equipment)
- Your instructor and the course
- Understanding and overcoming fear of presenting
- Understanding audience needs and why presentations matter
- For your presentation
- What to prepare first (A–Z)
- For smooth English presentations
- Key points and expressions
- The importance and impact of nonverbal communication
- Live practice and feedback / action plan for your next presentation (preparation)
- [ Presentations and Feedback ] ← 2 hours
- Time per participant (12-minute presentation + 3-minute Q&A)
- Feedback comes after all presentations (we take photos and provide a feedback sheet)
- Evaluation: 30% peer feedback + 70% instructor feedback
- Based on 5 participants
- Option 1 (10 participants): 6-hour presentation training with instructor John Kim + 2 hours of hands-on practice in 2 groups of 5
- Option 2 (15 participants): 6-hour presentation training (led by John Kim) + practice in 3 groups of 5, 2 hours each
- Option 3 (15 participants): 8-hour presentation training with practice in 3 breakout groups
