1. Presentations is a way of communicating ideas and information to a group Remember anyone can give a good presentation. Don’t worry if you are not naturally extrovert. Preparation and practice can be the keys to success You may have only one chance to present your information, so be prepared.

2. Keeping the audience's attention Greet audienceGive title and introduce subject Introduce oneself Give your objectives (purpose, aim, goalsSequencing your ideas. THE END OR CONCLUSION Talking too fast causes the words and syllables to be short, while talking slowly lengthens them. Varying the pace helps to maintain the audience's interest. People not only listen to you, they also watch you Speak to the audience Speak clearly and loudly enough for all to hear. Do not speak in a monotone voice. Use inflection to emphasize your main points. Circulate around the room as you speak. This movement creates a physical closeness to the audience.

3. BODY LANGUAGE The golden rule is "Be natural and relax!" What is body language? Eye contact, facial expressions, posture, movements, gestures. Why is it useful? It is a natural part of communication: to clarify meaning; it is very visual to vent nervousness to maintain interest to emphasize and regulate posture – stand straight but relaxed (do not slouch or lean) Pronunciation (proper names, cognates, numbers) and presentation are important, practice beforehand! This is equally important for the key words of your presentation. It is particularly annoying for the audience to hear the same word mispronounced repeatedly The voice is important: to indicate importance, meaning to create atmosphere and to avoid sounding monotonous and putting the audience to sleep!