“Modern Presentation Skills – Step 1″ is no ordinary two-day course in presentation skills. Harshly speaking, I would not call it a course, but rather a journey of development based on the latest scientific research on communication, and many years of experience in the use of language.
March 26th, 2011
“Modern Presentation Skills – Step 1″ is no ordinary two-day course in presentation skills. Harshly speaking, I would not call it a course, but rather a journey of development based on the latest scientific research on communication, and many years of experience in the use of language.
June 18th, 2011
“Modern Presentation Skills – Step 1″ is no ordinary two-day course in presentation skills. Harshly speaking, I would not call it a course, but rather a journey of development based on the latest scientific research on communication, and many years of experience in the use of language.
March 27th, 2011
It’s time! Before the crusades end date of December 31st, 2014 we are now increasing the pace in the crusade for “Death By PowerPoint.” On November 23rd, we perform the first out of six national seminars to disseminate the crusade forward, and also give you as a participant practical tips that you can directly use in order to create fiercely good PowerPoint presentations. During the lecture David Phillip’s book on the subject will be launched for the first time. The book is, by the way, included in the price of the course.
June 14th, 2011
“Modern Presentation Skills – Step 1″ is no ordinary two-day course in presentation skills. Harshly speaking, I would not call it a course, but rather a journey of development based on the latest scientific research on communication, and many years of experience in the use of language.
March 27th, 2011
“Modern Presentation Skills – Step 1″ is no ordinary two-day course in presentation skills. Harshly speaking, I would not call it a course, but rather a journey of development based on the latest scientific research on communication, and many years of experience in the use of language.
June 2nd, 2011
Having qualified in “Modern Presentation Skills, Step 1″, we know that you as a participant know how to outline, illustrate and present a really good basic presentation. What now remains is to lift your rhetoric, your choice of words and the way you express yourself. We will also focus on the small details in your non-verbal communication. We will lift your rhetoric and build various types of presentations, as well as reviewing the plethora of tools you can use as a presenter
March 27th, 2011
David Phillips
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