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Advanced Presentation Skills Training Course

Progress from seasoned presenter to influential persuader by developing the gravitas, storytelling, and personal presence needed to inspire audiences and drive meaningful action.

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Individuals from £14.99 UK|EAME
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  1. SENIOR LEADERSHIP
Advanced Presentation Skills Training Course
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Course outcomes

  • By the end of the Advanced Presentation Skills course, participants will be able to use persuasive techniques grounded in genuine rapport, think confidently on their feet, present authentically in the moment, and deliver presentations that inspire attention, influence, and action.

Who is this course for?

The Advanced Presentation Skills Training Course is designed for experienced presenters who want to move beyond confident delivery to become influential communicators. It’s ideal for senior professionals, leaders, and subject specialists seeking greater gravitas, authentic persuasion, and lasting audience impact.

Delivery options

Group size: Workshops, from 2-hour sessions to full-day, for small (up to 12), medium (up to 25), or large groups up to 50. High-impact keynote sessions of up to 90 minutes, for audiences from 51 to 200+ participants.

Measurement: We monitor progress to levels 1 and 2 of the Kirkpatrick model, and can support your internal monitoring through to levels 3 and 4. We have the capacity to use milestone charts, post-training action programmes, and coaching.

Course content

Great presentations

Exploring outcome thinking and the power of narrative to create memorable, purposeful presentations.

Preparation for success

Understanding your audience’s values and communication style to build a persuasive presentation structure.

Audience influence

Developing persuasive techniques grounded in genuine rapport and authentic communication.

Personal presence

Bringing words, voice, and body language together through conscious congruence.

Being present

Presenting confidently in the moment, thinking on your feet, and maintaining audience focus.

Lasting impact

Reinforcing a compelling call to action and making your message memorable.

Practical application

Applying advanced techniques through individual presentations, feedback, and coaching.

Learning routes

Choose your learning route

For individuals

Individual learners

Individual learner access is handled through LearnFlix.

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For teams

Teams and organisations

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Frequently asked questions

How can I improve my public speaking and presentation abilities?

Strong presentation skills develop through preparation, structured practice, and constructive feedback. Focusing on audience engagement, clear messaging, confident delivery, and authentic presence helps presenters communicate with greater impact. Regular rehearsal and practical coaching enable improvements that transfer directly into real workplace presentations.

Which is more effective, online or in-person presentation skills training?

Both formats can be highly effective. Online training offers flexibility and reflects the reality of virtual presentations, while in-person workshops provide opportunities to develop physical presence, audience interaction, and delivery techniques. The best choice depends on your objectives, audience, and preferred way of learning.

What is the difference between group presentation workshops and one-on-one coaching?

Group workshops allow participants to practise alongside others, exchange ideas, and learn from shared feedback. One-to-one coaching provides tailored support, focusing on individual strengths, development areas, and specific presentation challenges. Many professionals combine both approaches to maximise their development.

How do you manage stage fright and performance anxiety during a presentation?

Preparation, rehearsal and experience are the most effective ways to reduce presentation anxiety. Developing a clear structure, managing breathing, focusing on the audience, and practising under realistic conditions all help build confidence. Over time, presenters learn to channel nervous energy into a more engaging performance.

What are the best techniques for handling difficult Q&A sessions?

Listen carefully to each question, pause before responding and answer clearly and honestly. Clarify ambiguous questions, stay composed if challenged and focus on addressing the audience’s concerns rather than defending your position. When appropriate, acknowledge that you’ll follow up with additional information after the presentation.

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