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Ideal for trainers, teachers, coaches and facilitators – and anyone who needs to get ideas across when presenting.
Prerequisite – completion of Workshop 1 or CD-ROM version.
If you are interested in learning how to present information in a unique and memorable way then this workshop is for you.
Over years of conference presenting Graham has developed a unique set of skills that enable him to draw whilst speaking to audiences.
This not only has a mesmerising effect, but also enables him to convey ideas in a way that people can instantly remember. People love watching a picture being created before their eyes as they listen. This is quite different from simply showing people a completed drawing. The overall effect is stunning and people are amazed at how easily they can recall the information.
In this programme Graham shares with you his secrets of success and enables you to achieve that same captivating effect. The programme is highly practical and focuses on how to design and plan visuals for use in a ‘live’ drawing context, as well as how to actually speak whilst drawing and maintaining contact with an audience. You will learn how to create suspense and curiosity and keep everyone engaged.
What people are saying about Graham’s ‘live’ presentations:
“Open your mind and enjoy the experience.” “Brilliant.”
“Fantastic.”
Everyone can draw with Graham Shaw
Just imagine feeling confident enough to draw in front of a group seeing their positive response. You will have already started to develop some very special skills that you will continue to build as you gain further experience.
Contact us at:
email: [email protected]
Tel: 01932 253235
www.grahamshaw.net
Graham Shaw is an international trainer and conference presenter known for his use of fast cartoon drawings. He has extensive business training experience and is a former training manager at British Airways. He is also Certified Trainer of NLP. Graham has worked with numerous organisations including: Air Products, BBC, BP, Gas, BskyB, Glaxo Smithkline, HSBC Bank plc, Orange, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Siemens.
