To give a presentation on the Netherlands

Netherlands - design a compact presentation

A lecture must consist of an introduction, the middle section and a conclusion, like any good one story. But you can also play with this classic structure and start the story from the back. In general, the following points are important for a compact presentation:

• Your presentation simply has to be exciting and have a structure. The Netherlands is manageable, but ideally suited for an exciting presentation. Think of the "Flying Dutchman".
• Too much content is not good, but your information should be comprehensive and include the really important points.
• A presentation is compact if it is coherent and round, even if you omit something or concentrate on less content.
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• Your lecture will be entertaining if you come up with two or three little special features for the presentation and not just read or read your text.


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In order to be able to give a really good presentation, you need to have a solid knowledge of your topic. Only then will you be able to cope with the demands and the criticism in the end.

• Always be one step ahead of the others, after all, it's your topic. Therefore, ask beforehand how much time you will have for your presentation. How long it should be and how long it should be.
• Make good arguments as to why you don't mention certain things. Also, do your research and write down all the facts.
• Write about the history of the Netherlands, the regions, the peculiarities, the tradition, the language, Music, art and the food. Tulips are not everything that defines the Netherlands.
• Explain the state of the country in the EU and the relationship to Germany, economically as well as politically, culturally, linguistically and athletically. The royal families of both countries had an interesting relationship.
• Have fun with the topic, deal with the Netherlands privately by learning a few words and phrases, cooking Dutch or buying tulips.
• Write your first version of the presentation in detail. Deleting and shortening is easier than finding interesting facts afterwards.
• Practice your lecture at home with recording. This is how you can check whether the lecture is really too long.
• Make notes in the margin of your script when you want to show photos, videos or play music.
• Entertain your listeners by explaining the flag or the reason for the orange. You can also play the national anthem to provide a language sample - or you can speak your introduction in Dutch yourself. Be an entertainer.
• You can also crop photos into a silent video and let it play in the background. Images keep your listeners alert and alert.

Good luck and good luck!