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About the Course
The course "Effective Presentations and Persuasive Writing" equips learners with the tools to craft and deliver impactful technical presentations and develop persuasive communication skills. Through this course, students will master the art of designing clear, engaging slides and structuring persuasive arguments tailored to diverse audiences. Learners will also gain insights into the intricacies of Requests for Proposals (RFPs) and related documents, sharpening their ability to analyze competitive strategies and write winning proposals.
What sets this course apart is its focus on real-world applications, from understanding team communication dynamics and cultural diversity to developing elevator pitches and mastering human-centered design principles. Students will also explore the latest trends in communication, ensuring they stay ahead in an ever-evolving professional landscape.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to confidently present complex ideas, influence audiences through well-constructed arguments, and continuously enhance their communication skills throughout their careers. This course is ideal for professionals looking to boost their presentation and writing abilities in technical and persuasive contexts.
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By Abdullah E
•Oct 16, 2024
I enjoyed this course as it taught the concepts in an organized way with a steady pace. The questions they ask ad the end of each module are purely concept based so choose your answers wisely. They connected the Presentations Framework, Foundations of Speaking, Persuasive Communication, Audience Analysis, Design Thinking, and Influence nicely. I will recommend this course to beginners and intermediate learners.
By Jennifer O P
•Feb 26, 2025
I would separate these two courses if possible. But overall, still very useful and robust. Thank you!