manners while speaking in public

1. PUBLIC SPEAKING ETIQUETTES
PREPARED BY :- DHAVAL TADVI

2. INDEX
 Introduction
 What is public Speaking
 Importance of Public speaking
 How to prepare a public speech
 Summery

3. INTRODUCTION
 Public speaking is a part of oral communication
 Public speaking is a process, an Act and an Art of
making a speech in front of an audience
 It is the process of speaking to a group of people In a
structured deliberate manner intended to inform ,
influence, or enterain the listeners.

4. INTRODUCTION
 Good speakers are able to change the emotions of
their listeners and not just inform them.
 Public speaking can be powerful tool to use for
purposes such as motivation, influence, simply
entertaining and some other way.

5. WHAT IS PUBLIC SPEAKING?
 Public speaking is the process or act of performing a
speech to a live audience.
 It is a process of communicating informal.

6. WHY PUBLIC SPEAKING?

7. How to prepare?
Key areas should be considered are :
• General scope of speech ( understand time, place ,
audiences, goals)
• Communication skills ( use right language , non-
verbal communication )
• Subject/Topic ( knowledge about subject is
must , spend time research
topic)
• Audiences ( get demographic info. ,
know what they want ,
anticipate questions)

8. Key areas should be considered are :
• Speech Goals ( Develop personal goal will
help to build confidence)
• Content ( Create & Organize content
efficiently , appropriate number
of points )
• Deliver ( clarity , Professional style ,
use visual aid/tools , illustrate
experience , call for action)
• Feedback ( post presentation )

9. Speaking Etiquette
 Put down your papers and speak
directly to your audience.
 eye contact.
 engaging with a smile and strong
knowledge.
Tell a story or a joke.
A good story capture audience
attention.
 A joke can easily work against you if it
appears as if you are
trying too hard.

10. Speaking Etiquette
 If someone has Question, then welcome
to ask during presentation.
 It’s great and set stage two way
dialogue rather than just talking in front of
audience
 Make Audience feel free to ask and give
their opinion.
 A brief laps of word can express
thoughtful contemplation, or emphasize a
particular point.
 Don’t be afraid to say “I don’t know;
but I will find out and get back to you.”

11. Speaking Etiquette
 Record your voice and listen carefully
to how you sound under pressure.
 it will help to slowing down , speaking
up, articulate words more clearly.
 Look out for speak up, end sentence
with question mark.(?)
 Don’t assume the audience.
 To connect with audience, you need to
understand why your topic is important to
them.
 if your presentation in different country,
it is important to understand cultural
differences.