Do you think that public speaking is not for you?

Since the lockdown, in March 2020 we all became public speakers. Delivering a presentation is a vital aspect of communication that requires a great deal of preparation and skill. However, many of us are not confident in our public speaking abilities, and the thought of presenting can be daunting.

Even if you don’t plan to speak at conferences or other professional events, knowledge of how to run effective presentations will help you in your engineering world, especially during your online team meetings.

You will learn how to craft compelling messages that inspire and influence your colleagues, clients, and stakeholders.

In my session, I will share tips on how to prepare yourself, your content and your audience in order to deliver an inspiring talk.

Attending this talk, you will learn about:

- knowledge of how to prepare your content for the talk to be inspiring

- tips on how to present it in front of the audience

- knowledge of how to engage your audience

By mastering the art of public speaking, engineers will be better equipped to communicate their ideas and drive success in their organizations.

Dear Committee,

I am excited to propose a topic for our upcoming conference that will benefit our engineering community immensely. My proposal is a talk on "Public speaking for engineers - how to prepare engineering talk and deliver it to your teams."

In today's world, engineers need to communicate effectively not only with their peers but also with stakeholders and clients. With remote work being the norm, online meetings have become crucial, making public speaking skills even more essential.

My talk will provide attendees with the knowledge and tools they need to deliver inspiring and engaging presentations that will capture their audience's attention. I will share valuable insights on how to prepare content, how to deliver it effectively, and how to engage your audience.

As engineers, we often focus solely on technical aspects, neglecting the importance of communication. By attending this talk, our colleagues will gain practical skills that they can immediately apply to their work, whether they are presenting their ideas to clients or leading a team meeting.

I strongly believe that this talk will provide immense value to our engineering community, and I hope that you will agree. Thank you for considering my proposal, and I look forward to hearing back from you soon.