Presenter training Glasgow

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Welcome to Pink Elephant Communications.

Our studios are based on the edge of the city’s Pollok Park.

And every years since 1989, we’ve helped thousands of people grow their confidence in presenting.

How? Read on.

Turning an art form into a science

You may believe that some people are ‘natural presenters’.

It’s untrue.

There’s another idea that communication is an art form.

Again, untrue.

Presenting is a skill which can be learned and improved.

The more you work on it, the better you are at it.

And some people become very skilled indeed.

So let’s take you through our five Golden Rules to give you these solid foundations.

We’ve taught them to individuals in 26 countries across four continents since 1989.

And in a session at our Glasgow studios, we’ll share them with you.

Our Golden Rules of Communication

It all starts with Jargon.

We’ll discuss a definition in a presenting context, and show you what to do instead.

Second, it’s on to Directness.

As a presenter, we’ve got to get to the point or we risk losing the audience.

Up next, it’s Positivity.

We’ll talk about pink elephants and why it’s vital to avoid them.

Penultimately, we’ll discuss Commitment.

Presenters can undermine their own key messages with weak words, so we’ll show you better ones.

And finally, we’ll cover Answering Questions.

It’s vital to end a presentation with a bang, and to make the most of any follow-up Q&A.

These fives rules are the basis of all communication.

Body language & the voice

Next, it’s onto your delivery.

Do you look like you want to be there?

And is your enthusiastic, interested tone of voice carrying to the audience?

Our team of TV presenters and journalists will share their expertise when it comes to presence.

We’ll film you presenting in our studio three times during a training session.

And then we’ll watch it back together to see what the audience saw.

(Which is very different to see how it felt for you at the time.)

It’s the best way to analyse a performance.

You’ll walk away with your own copies on a USB.

As well as the best-selling Drop the Pink Elephant and our Golden Rules handbook.