
How do you present clearly and engagingly? How do you convince an international audience? How do you deal with presentation nerves?
These — and many other presentation-related topics — will be dealt with in the one-day training Presentation Skills for Expats and Dutch Professionals. After this training, you leave knowing how to successfully get your message across in an international environment.
Do you recognize yourself?
You’re good at what you do. In your daily work, you’re often seen as a strong professional — someone with solid ideas and real expertise. Yet when it comes to presenting those ideas, something doesn’t quite land.
You want to deliver professional presentations. You want to do a good job. After all, you’re the expert in the room; you know your subject inside and out.
So why does it feel like you’re failing a test the moment all eyes are on you? You hear your own voice, a little too fast, a little too high. You cling to your slides, hoping the perfect data will save you. But inside, a voice whispers: “They are bored. I’m losing them. This is not me.”
Giving a presentation can feel like standing at the foot of Mount Everest: intimidating, exhausting, and far from fun.
Yet you know that presenting is an essential skill if you want to grow in your career.
Sounds familiar? Let’s work on this together.
Enroll for trainingNow imagine this
Imagine walking off the stage feeling energised, not exhausted. The critical voice in hour head is replaced by a sense of deep satisfaction. Instead of avoiding opportunities you find yourself saying “yes” to that conference talk or leadership role.
You are no longer the quiet expert behind the desk; you’re the trusted voice that guides the conversation.
You finally take the space that your expertise has already earned – and doors begin to open.
After this training, you will:
- Present with greater ease and confidence
- Keep your audience engaged from beginning to end.
- Have strengthened your personal presentation style.
“This week already three people stopped me in the corridors of APG to tell me that my presentation was very good. Thank you very much for helping me out. I am very happy.”
— T. K. (APG)
What do you get in the 1 day training Presentation Skills for Expats and Dutch professionals?
- An inspiring and highly interactive day, where you’ll learn the ins and outs of clear and engaging presenting.
- Training materials, including PDFs and a practical workbook, sent after the training day so you can refer back to them when preparing your next presentation.
- A small group of like-minded professionals, who are keen to learn, practice, and grow together in a supportive environment.
- A comfortable and easily accessible venue, with a relaxed atmosphere, delicious lunch, and excellent coffee and tea throughout the day.
“This training was a true eye-opener for me. Very practical and educational. There are not many trainings (almost none) that have created that effect for me.”
— Suzanne E. (Reed Elsevier)
Ready to take the next step?
Enroll for trainingFor whom?
This training is designed for Expats and Dutch professionals working in international organisations. Whether you are a researcher, engineer, manager, PhD student, consultant, analyst, policy advisor, or work in any other professional role — if presenting is part of your work, this training is for you.
It is especially suitable for professionals who value personal attention. If you prefer not to be trained in large groups but instead want space for individual feedback and real interaction, this programme offers exactly that. The training is delivered in small groups of 3–4 participants, ensuring a focused, safe environment where your specific challenges and questions get the attention they deserve.
Continue your learning
Want to deepen and build on the strong foundation you’ve created during this day? Within six months, there is an opportunity to join a separate 1.5-day advanced follow-up training at a special Presenting with Impact alumni discount.
Meet the founder of Presenting with Impact

I know what it feels like to have something important to say — and still find presenting nerve-racking.
If you had met me years ago, you probably wouldn’t have guessed that I would one day become a presentation trainer. For years, I found presenting nerve-racking. Before every presentation, I worked incredibly hard to get everything right. I rehearsed endlessly, tried to control every detail, and hoped my nerves wouldn’t take over.
Over time, I discovered that becoming a more effective presenter wasn’t about working harder, preparing endlessly, or becoming someone else.
As an introvert, I learned that I didn’t need to become an extrovert to be a confident and effective presenter. It was about understanding what audiences need, connecting with my message, and learning to work with my nerves instead of fighting them.
And somewhere along the way, I really started to enjoy presenting and became fascinated by what makes a presentation truly work.
That discovery changed everything.
It changed the way I presented — and eventually led me to help others do the same.
Today, I help highly educated professionals share their knowledge with clarity, confidence and impact. I believe everyone can learn to present effectively.
My approach combines more than 15 years of experience, an MA in English Language and Literature, international business experience as an IT consultant, and professional train-the-trainer education focused on how adults learn best.
What matters most to me is helping experts bridge the gap between themselves and their audience.
Because brilliant ideas only make a difference when people understand them, remember them, and are inspired to act.
Helping professionals share their knowledge, ideas and passion with confidence and impact is what drives me every day.
I would love to welcome you.

Your questions answered
The training is held in Amsterdam or Haarlem.
It is a one-day training, from 10:00 to 17:00.
The Open Entry training costs €750,- per person (VAT free).
The price includes manuals, lunch, and location costs.
Please check the right-hand margin for the available dates.
The group consists of a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 4 participants.
The training is fully conducted in English, including all instructions, reading materials, and videos. You are expected to have a basic command of English, as the focus of the training is on presentation skills rather than language proficiency. The programme is designed for professionals with a college or university-level background.
The training combines a clear, proven methodology with intensive, practice-oriented work. In a small-group setting, you work purposefully on your own presentation, with plenty of room for depth, nuance, and personal attention.
We follow a well-structured learning path: you experience, reflect, refine, and immediately apply what you learn. About a week before the training, you receive a short intake questionnaire to share your learning goals and context. This helps ensure the training day connects well with what participants want to work on.
Through focused, high-quality feedback — supported by video analysis — you gain clear insight into how you come across and where you can further strengthen your presentation.
The result is not only new insights, but also concrete tools that you can immediately apply in your own presentations.
Not sure yet if this training is the right fit for you — or can’t find exactly what you’re looking for? Whether you have a few questions, would like to briefly explore your situation, or are interested in a customised programme — for larger groups, international teams, or more focused sessions around specific presentation challenges — I’m happy to think along with you.
Email info@presentingwithimpact.nl, send a message to +31 6 245 97 282, or click on “Let’s talk” in the right-hand margin of this page. I will get back to you within two working days.
No obligation — just a short conversation to explore your situation and see what fits best.
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