If you're a researcher then at some stage you are going to have to present your findings. If you want to be a successful and well-known researcher then it helps to be able to communicate your research effectively. It's tempting to get up and just read your paper, but to really speak to your audience you need to be able to communicate skilfully and with conviction. We've all been to dull presentations, so it's worth your while spending a little time to learn how to do it properly.

This workshop will provide a clear step-by-step structure that you can use again and again to give high quality presentations.  It will cover:

• how to make your message relevant to your audience
• how to structure and link parts of your talk
• preparing materials, notes, handouts, powerpoint
• practicing
• delivery
• how to handle questions
• dealing with nervousness
• and it will be interactive and fun!

Target Audience:  Academic Staff and HDR Scholars

Venue:  Martin Building, Room MAR 241

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