Unit 1.2 personal and professional details.ppt

Personal and professional details 个人和职业详细情况 Instructed by Kacie Fu Learning objectives Personal and professional details background knowledge How to make introductions (some videos) Can you list some points that we should bear in mind when making introductions? Introducing Yourself to an Audience Speak clearly and confidently. Make sure your voice is loud enough for everyone to hear you. Make eye contact with a few people. Dont stare down or at some aimless point in the corner of the room. Move your gaze around the group to make eye contact with a few people as you speak. If you dont like the thought of looking into that many eyes, look at their eyebrows or noses - they wont be able to tell the difference. Say hello, and state your name. If youre at a formal gathering, say Hello, my name is [first name] [last name]. If the gathering is informal, tone it down accordingly - you could say something like Hey, Im [first name]. 4. Share basic information about yourself. The sort of information you share will depend on the audience you‘re addressing. If you’re introducing yourself on the first day of school, you might say where you‘re from and what you did over the summer. If you’re introducing yourself to a group of business associates(生意上有联系的人）, you might tell them what exactly your job is and how long youve been with the company. 5. Close the introduction. If youre going to be interacting more closely with these people in the future, say something like I look forward to getting to know all of you better. If you probably wont be talking a lot of these people later, close with something like Its been a pleasure speaking to you this morning/this afternoon/tonight. Introducing Yourself to an Individual Make eye contact. Eye contact shows that youre engaged in the interaction, as well as displaying confidence. If youre not comfortable looking straight into someones eyes, stare at the point between their eyebrows - they wont notice