WRBS6211 - Presentations for Success

Format In Class

Presentations for success, public speaking

Experience the right training, tips and practice to eliminate your fear of public speaking and put any nerves you experience into positive energy. Discover step-by-step instructions and advice on every aspect of presenting: from preparation to delivery to assessment. Deliver a presentation once a week and receive detailed feedback from your course instructor and peers.

Topics

Planning and organizing a variety of presentations
Delivering impromptu and prepared presentations
The role of body language and nonverbal communication in presentations
Analyzing presentations performed by others

Course Outline

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Recommendations

Come prepared to share your experiences, opinions and perspectives with the class.

All that is required is a strong desire to succeed and a willingness to learn and apply yourself.

Applies Towards the Following Certificates

Professional Certificate in Business Communication : Elective
Professional Certificate in Communications and Public Relations : Courses
Professional Certificate in Marketing : Elective

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WRBS6211 - 009

2019 Winter

In Class

Available

In class

6:30PM to 9:00PM

Jan 23, 2019 to Mar 13, 2019

Schedule

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20.0

Location

Downtown Campus

In Class

Course Fee non-credit	$425.00
Western Employee non-credit	$425.00	Click here to get more information

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Course Information

What to Expect

This is an interactive course; you will engage face-to-face with your class and instructor.

You will have access to our online learning management system to review, download and print course materials, connect with your classmates and instructor via the online discussion forum.

You can expect approximately three additional hours of work per week for readings, assignments and other course requirements.

Completion Requirements

Active participation is required and participants must miss no more than two classes.

Textbook

TBA