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How to Run Seminars and Workshops: Presentation Skills for Consultants, Trainers and Teachers
The Trainer's Guide to TrainingMost new trainers and presenters know all they need to know about their chosen subject. Unfortunately, few of them actually know how to present what they know. For more than a decade, Robert Jolles's How to Run Seminars and Workshops has taught tens of thousands of people how to sell, teach, stand up, and deliver an effective training session...more
Paperback, 300 pages
Published
August 15th 2005
by John Wiley & Sons
(first published October 1st 1993)
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Since I am starting "Dream Experience Series" which is teleclass until we can operate in-person presentations, I wanted to review this book.
It explains how to start and be equipped for presentations, speaking and seminars. It also gave examples how to set up and run seminars and training workshops. How to find trainees and trainers. I was able to find the highlighted information that was needed and skimmed through the book and taking notes for what is important for my future events. Some of the...more
It explains how to start and be equipped for presentations, speaking and seminars. It also gave examples how to set up and run seminars and training workshops. How to find trainees and trainers. I was able to find the highlighted information that was needed and skimmed through the book and taking notes for what is important for my future events. Some of the...more
Before I taught my first class, I was looking for books about how to do it well. This is the closest thing I could find to anything about teaching college classes. It is awesome. It taught me a lot of great stuff that was immensely useful and made me a much better teacher than I ever would have been on my own. I'm almost tempted to put it on "life-changers," it was that good.
Good info, but geared almost entirely for the corporate world. I was able to extract useful content, but from the title, I wasn't expecting this book to be solely for corporate training.
I read an older version that I got at the public library, so some of the references were a bit old (overhead projectors, pay phones!) but many of the ideas were still good.
Had to read for class. Was a good overview of tips and rules to teaching or facilitating classes, seminars and trainings.
A very good book if you`re interested in trainings and coaching. It gives a lot of insights what really happens in the people`s mind who attend classes and what can be done to perfect your skills.
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