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Students will explore how millennials are redefining success by prioritising well-being over traditional career ambitions.
Main objectives of this material
- Develop advanced vocabulary related to public speaking and presentations, including expressions such as throughline, speech impediment, unscripted, metaphor, and in the moment.
- Improve listening and presentation skills by analysing expert advice on delivering engaging presentations, structuring speeches, and maintaining audience connection.
- Learn and practise advanced conditional structures and formal alternatives, including mixed conditionals, third conditional, unless, provided that, as long as, and should you..., to communicate with greater accuracy and sophistication.
What students are going to cover
In this lesson, students will explore the principles of delivering engaging and memorable presentations in professional settings. They will develop advanced vocabulary related to public speaking, audience engagement, and presentation structure while analysing expert advice on how to move beyond memorisation and communicate naturally. Through listening comprehension, grammar practice focused on advanced conditionals and formal alternatives, and practical presentation activities, students will strengthen both their language accuracy and public speaking confidence. The lesson culminates in the preparation and delivery of a structured two-minute presentation, enabling learners to apply persuasive language, effective signposting, metaphors, and audience engagement techniques in realistic business contexts.
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