Very Basic skills to present

Initial part Greeting and Introduction Name, Position Topic, Outlines (contents), Timing, Procedures The title of today’s talking is ~ I’d like to talk about ~~ Today’s talking is split into four main parts. I’m planning to spend about 15min. for the presentation. If you have any question, feel free to stop me at anytime during my presentation. I’d be glad to take some questions at the end.

Main body Now, let’s begin the presentation. I’d like to look at the background information. Ending a section and opening a new section I’d like to summarize before we move on to the next part. Checking that audience follow you Sometimes going back or adding an example Let me go back to my previous slide for your understanding. Are there any questions before I move on? Make a point, focusing The point that I’d like to emphasize is ~ The important point that we need to understand is ~ The solution I propose is ~

Figures and tables What I’d like to show you in this figure is~ This is a graph/table which shows the results that we’ve made by using simulation. Please, take a look at the table in this slide. Let’s take a look at the table. This graph/table shows/tells/gives ~ Comparison This figure compares X with Y. Let’s compare these two figures. Here you can see a comparison between A and B. As you can see, there is a clear difference between A and B.

Ending In conclusion, I’d like to say that ~ Thank you for you attention. I hope that this has been useful. Are there any questions? Do you have any questions? If I understand you correctly, you want to know ~~ Sorry, I can’t hear you. I didn’t catch the question. What do you mean? Could you repeat that for me? As I said earlier, in the first section… Is that clear now? Does that answer your question? Well, let me check.. We can make discussion after this presentation in detail. That’s not really my field, out of scope of this presentation. Simple but useful expressions I’d like to V I’d like to talk about ~ Let me V Let me start off by giving the title of For example, for instance What am I supposed to do is~ As ~~ As you can see in ~ As long (far) as I know, ~ As I talked before As you know that~ Bula bula bula Something like this This slide (figure, table) shows that ~ In this case, in the case of ~ It seems to me that ~ Basically, simply, ~~~ly In order words, On one hand, on the other hand ~ Must be so many expressions… It’s up to you..

Simple example As most of you know, I’m kang. Today, I’d like to talk about routing issues in MANET. As some of you already know, MANET stands for Mobile Ad-hoc Net. Especially, I’m going to focus on the scalability and reliability in such a net. During my talking, you can make any questions you want, just interrupt me. Ok, let me start off giving you the title of this presentation. The title is XXX. This slide shows the contents of today’s talking. As you can see, today’s presentation is split into four main parts. First, I’d like to talk about the background concepts. Then, I’ll talk about XX in the second part. Thirdly, we’ll move on to the most important part of this presentation. In this part, I’m going to introduce our proposed scheme. Finally, I’ll conclude this presentation.

Recommendations In my humble experiences… Practice everyday Say, think in English Catch up the concept of thought of native speaker as soon as possible, as much as possible Don’t translate Korean into English directly Use simple words, sentences, expressions Have widely used expressions as much as you can Speak slowly, clearly Everybody knows we are not a native speaker. Well organized structure of a sentence with a little bit bad pronunciation is much better than a bad one with good pronunciation. The best and the most important thing is Have fun, make motivation, just not for making job