Successfully present a project to a jury

The objectives:

Effectively structure their project presentation.
Use communication techniques to capture the jury's attention.
Manage stress and unexpected questions during the presentation.
Create effective visual aids to accompany their presentation.
Adapt their speech according to their audience and its needs.
Receive constructive feedback and use it to improve their future presentations.

Requisites:

No specific prerequisites are required to access this training course. It is open to anyone wishing to improve their project presentation skills.

For whom:

This course is aimed at students, entrepreneurs, professionals, job seekers, executives and anyone wishing to improve their ability to successfully present a project to a jury.

Methods used:

Assessment:

Assessment of skills acquired during training via a questionnaire and role-playing exercises.

Access time:

From the first registrant, training can be provided within 1 month of signing the agreement.

Accessibility:

This course is accessible to people with reduced mobility. For any other situation, please contact us to study the possibilities of adapting the training.

Structure of the presentation

Planning the presentation sequence.
Defining a clear objective for the presentation.
Creating an impactful introduction.

Effective communication techniques

Use body language to reinforce the message.
Control voice and intonation.
Establish an emotional connection with the jury.

Managing stress and unexpected questions

Stress management techniques before and during the presentation.
Preparing to handle questions from the jury.
Responding to difficult questions constructively.

Effective visual supports and visuals

Designing attractive slides.
Using visuals to reinforce the message.
Balancing text and images.

Adapting to the audience and its needs

Analysis of the audience and its expectations.
Personalizing the speech to suit the audience.
Managing different types of audience.

Receiving feedback and continuous improvement

Receiving feedback from the jury.
Analyzing feedback for self-improvement.
Planning future presentations.