If the day before yesterday we presented the keys to make a good 'powerpoint' for the presentation of works and projects in possible competitions, today we tell you how to make a good speech in front of an audience, also widely used in oral tests of oppositions as a teacher and all its specialties (infant, primary, etc.).
As general advice, we will tell you that to prepare a good speech, in addition to knowing how to handle the topic you want to present and have it learned by heart, you must be clear in which phases it can be divided, in order to better organize and know in what moment do you have to talk about one thing or another.
Steps to prepare a good speech
Define your goal
The first step you should prepare is the objective of your speech, what you want to achieve with it and to whom it is directed. It is not the same to prepare a speech in front of your classmates than in front of a court that will examine you and give you a score that you will depend on when you get a job.
Give your speech a different title
In this step it's your turn be creative. You must choose a title for your speech, although normally if you are going to present a specific work, it will have the same title as your work. Still, in this step we ask you for some creativity. You have to get your audience's attention from the beginning and the title should be striking and groundbreaking.
What will your final conclusion be?
Once you know your objective and you have the title of your speech, you must work on your final conclusion. This will be the one you give as the last lines of your speech. Note that the last thing is what is remembered the mosta, so work on this part well and impress your audience.
Organize your ideas
Now it's time to organize your ideas into points ... If you are lucky enough to be able to present your speech with the support of a 'powerpoint' This will help you a lot, especially the time to structure your work. If not, you should make a mental statement of what are the most important points of your speech and always have them clear to get them when you need them most.
Prepare a good start
Just as the ending is important to leave a good memory in your audience, so is your introduction. This will be the one will make way for the rest of the speech so you should mainly try with it is get the attention of your audience and make them not bored.
Now you have everything clear, a lot of courage and also a lot of luck. If you prepare it thoroughly, you will not have to worry about.