This practical workshop is suitable for anyone who is preparing a project presentation, speaking at a conference, or looking for ways to better engage students.

Participants work with their own short presentation and practice how to present their topic in a clear, structured, and engaging way. The focus is on working with the audience, simplifying complex information, effective use of voice and body language, and managing stage fright. At the end, participants deliver a short presentation to test their newly acquired skills in practice and take away specific tips for further use.

The workshop will be led by MgA. Martin Vasquez, Ph.D., a communication trainer, consultant, and lecturer specializing in communication psychology, persuasion, and improvisation.

You can register via the OKbase system.

Navržený program zasedání:

Come and relax on our open course of relaxation techniques, where we will try one selected relaxation technique (e.g. mindfulness, body scan, autogenic training or progressive muscle relaxation) in each session.

What are relaxations good for?

Regular and sustained relaxation provides many benefits for both mental and physical health. It can help you, for example:

1. relieve symptoms of stress and anxiety,
2. concentrate better and remember information better,
3. improve sleep quality and reduce fatigue,
4. improve your overall well-being and resilience.

How will it work?

Relaxation sessions are held at selected times throughout the semester. So you can join in at your own time and preference, once or repeatedly. We will have seat cushions and blankets available, but you can bring your own yoga mat or meditation cushion for added comfort. It is also ideal to choose comfortable…

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