The Challenge gives you the chance to develop and demonstrate these skills. Here we offer you some guidance on how to go about it. Do not read One of the rules of the Challenge is that you should not read your presentation from a script.
Spontaneous speech is much more lively and interesting to listen to than a text being read.
Short notes on cards will help, but make sure that you use them only as prompts. Try to believe in what you are saying - if you are convinced, then you are more likely to convince your audience. Speak loudly and clearly Speak loudly enough so that the person furthest away from you can hear, and speak more slowly than usual. Try to avoid sounding hesitant with expressions such as 'um' and 'er'. Establish a relationship with your audience Try to establish eye contact with as many members of the audience as you can.