Public Speaking and Presentation Skills
“All speaking is public speaking, whether it’s to one person or a thousand.” Roger Love.
Instructor: Sherlet Neal, MPM, CSM, JP · Sherlet Neal Lopez, MPM, CSM, JP
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About This Course
Skilled presenters don’t just present; they connect with and engage their audiences. From creating the right environment, making lasting first impressions and design and delivery of content. Presentation skiils is a work of art; you are the artist! This course introduces you to great practical and actionable concepts that will change the way you prepare for and present to your audience. It covers: ✓ Creating the right atmosphere ✓ Overcoming the fear of public speaking ✓ Make lasting first impressions ✓ Breaking the Ice ✓ Time/management ✓ Presenting to Diverse Audiences ✓ Using Visual Aids ✓ Presentation Methodologies ✓ Closing presentations
Course Curriculum
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Your Instructor
Sherlet Neal, MPM, CSM, JP
Sherlet Neal Lopez, MPM, CSM, JP
Sherlet Neal Lopez is the Managing Director of The Belize Institute for Service Excellence, Leadership and Research (BISELaR). She is an internationally certified Customer Service Manager, with the Institute of Citizen Centered Services (ICCS) of Toronto, Canada. Ms. Neal also holds a Master’s Degree in Project Management from UCI Costa Rica; and a wealth of experience in both the private and public sector. She is an adjunct lecturer at the University of Belize, a skilled and dynamic training facilitator, public speaker, author, actor, playwright and entrepreneur. Sherlet is best known locally for her leading role in Belize’s First Dramatic Television Series, “Noh Matta Wat”. She is dynamic, energetic and her style of training is highly engaging! Vision: “Inspired people who are serving with passion and excellence”
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