All of us who have ever found ourselves in situations where we had to present something publicly know the hardships of anxiety and stress that it brings about.

Fortunately, there are skills and techniques, which, if we learn them and put them to practice, can ease the struggle, and, I dare say, make presenting enjoyable.

These skills and techniques include the intermediate-level understanding of language and useful phrases, sequencing and the structure of a presentation, basics of visual presentations, delivery and intonation as well as posture and techniques in relation to dealing with nervousness.

This course will most benefit non-native students, as well as those less familiar with the intricacies of the English Language. The second-highest benefit will be seen by all those completely unfamiliar and partially familiar with the science of oration.

The presenter of the course is alumni of the University of Nis, the most renowned university when it comes to linguistics in the Balkans. The course itself is based on a course Alex took in the second year of his studies. It is, therefore, academic in structure, yet practical in form, considering it was intended to enable students for real-life practice.

The course deals with concepts and skills such as

• Presentation as a Journey

• Intonation

• Body Language

• Dealing with Nervousness

• Useful Phrases and Their Usage

• Handouts and Posters

• Practical Tips (Dos and Don'ts)

• Delivery

• Summary

Once you master the aforementioned concepts and skills there will be nothing preventing you from presenting the subject you are good at with full confidence, in finely-tuned English, and crystal clear voice!