Presentation Skills for Nonnative English Speakers (Udemy.com)

I am waiting for specifics. It os also interesting, but I would like to hear the methods and best practices

Enjoyed the thoroughness of the material and how it was presented. However, I did not particularly care for the Gender section.

Excellent tips and tools that really helps me overcome the language barriers whilst speaking in front of an audience or even for succeeding communication

So far, I've been enjoying this course. And yes, I speak English as my second language. In fact, it is always nerve-wracking to speak in front of audience, whether I have to give a speech in Japanese or English. So, I would like to get some tips on how to give presentations well without feeling so nervous, and the lecturer in this course has provided me with them!

Great content and practical exercises. I totally recommend it not only to non-native speakers but also to everyone who wants to improve their presentation skills.

In the past I enjoyed a course with Deborah Grayson Riegel. Although I only read /speak English, Deborah encourages others like myself to continue with the course

This course provides a number of handles and techniques to improve your presentation skills, but I don't think these would necessarily be limited to non-native English speakers. I would have liked a bit more information about the (most common) cultural and linguistic pitfalls a non-native English speaker might encounter when doing a presentation in English, and what to do to prevent them.

There are a lot of good advice. But sometimes she repeats herself, or even says contradictions in different videos. For most of the pdf resources, she reads them in the video word by word. Also, I get most of the content very easily. But when telling a joke at the beginning of 20 (or 21), I had to go back and listen a few more times to understand (I think because I'm nonnative English speaker). So it has a good value in it in general, but there are ways to improve.

The course presented some strategies I'll be implementing when making business presentations. I highlight the fact of accepting my accent and cultural background to feel more confident when speaking in front of native English speakers.

Good content, direct to the point. I believe that it can support people that doesn't have English as first language to do better when presenting in English.