Training on: To become famous Master of Ceremonies for conference/ seminars
On 11-12 February 2017, Mr. Som Sophatra, Director of Administration, HR & Communication of Social Rural Development Organization (SREDO) provided training on Emcee skills to a number of trainees at World Hope Training Center at Toul Kork.
The Content of the Course:
Timekeeping is rigorously applied.
Training Program Objective
The key objectives of this training
are to develop confidence and assertiveness in the role of an MC.
Trainees will be well equipped with the knowledge and understanding of
the duties and expectations of an emcee. After attending this course, trainees
can be assured that they’ll be able to better understand the protocol and
social etiquette of a Master of Ceremonies.
The Content of the Course:
Lesson 1-Introduction of the Master
of Ceremonies
·
What is the Master of Ceremonies?
·
Background understanding of
trainees’ experience and skills
·
Presenting yourself as an MC
·
Individual assignment
Lesson 2-The Role of the Master of
Ceremonies
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Welcome speech
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Introduce speakers
·
Explain programmes
·
Understand stage management
·
Act like a genial host
·
Familiar with the protocol and the
occasion
Lesson 3-Duties of the Master of
Ceremonies
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How to manage event
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Make sure the audience/guests
comfortable and enjoy themselves
·
Learn pronunciation &
enunciation of words
·
Preparing before the event: write
the script, present it
- Social Etiquette & Protocol
- Techniques for remembering names & objects
- Different Types of Toasts
- Practice the Toasts
- Learn the fine art of Toasting
- When to propose a Toast
- Response to a Toast
- Memorise the scripts of Toast
Lesson 5-Presentation Skills
·
Body language & Vocal Variety
- Introducing Guests
- How to Use and hold Microphones, Lecterns
- Learn about the different types of Microphones
- Platform Manners
Lesson 6-Presentation and Perception
- Understand the stage presence
- Understand stage management
- Body Language
- Fight the terror of stage fear
- Words to Use for Award Presentations
- Using Humour to Stimulate the Audience
- Think on Your Feet
- What to do and Say
- What NOT to do and Say
Lesson 7-House Rules
·
Representation of the club
Set down some rules of the house
·
Emergency exits and the restrooms
·
Where to serve food
·
They can and can't order
·
Emcee’s double duty
·
Bantering with audience, telling a
few jokes
·
Not to win the crowd or have a
killer set
Lesson 9-Transition
and Timing
Timekeeping is rigorously applied.
·
Keep
track of time
·
Flash
a light on the performer to get
off stage
·
Keep
the level of the crowd up and excited
Lesson 10-Ending
the Show
·
Emcee thanks the audience
·
Remind them of any upcoming gigs
Lesson
11-Primary Responsibility
·
Introduce performers or speakers
·
Announce items on the agenda
·
Recognize sponsors
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Ensure a smooth transition
·
Keep the event moving
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