1-Day Workshop · 24 July 2026 · Amara Singapore
A great idea can lose its impact when buried beneath crowded, confusing slides. When audiences struggle to follow the message, attention fades and decisions are delayed. Presentation Deck Design helps you create presentations that engage audiences, communicate with clarity, and move people toward action.
Fees (SGD nett, per person)
GST not applicable · Govt billing via Vendors@Gov / InvoiceNow
Recognised by Professionals Who've Been There
"This is the most useful course I have attended since I joined. I really enjoyed it. You are a great teacher — patient and kind. 10/10."
"The key points covered things I hadn't been paying attention to — or didn't know I was doing wrong. I can actively apply these concepts now."
"Clear and concise strategies for preparing slides. I now have a framework I can use every time I sit down to build a deck."
The Problem
When slides are packed with text, your audience reads instead of listens. Your voice and your slides compete — and your argument loses.
Cluttered layouts, mismatched fonts, and poor colour choices signal to your audience that the content may not be trustworthy. Credibility is visual before it is verbal.
Every deck starts from zero. Formatting takes longer than thinking, revisions multiply, and the result still does not look the way you intended.
The cost is not just a weak-looking deck.
When slides fail, the recommendation gets questioned instead of the decision. The briefing is remembered for how it looked, not what it said. The presenter loses credibility they spent years building — in a room where credibility is the only currency that matters.
The problem is not effort or intelligence. It is that no one has ever taught you the design principles that determine whether a slide communicates or confuses. That gap can be closed in our one-day Presentation Deck Design workshop.
Why This Course
Presentation Deck Design is built on a core insight from visual journalism: understanding happens when words and visuals work together deliberately. When your slides are designed to support what you say — not substitute for it — your audience retains more, trusts more, and acts on what they hear.
This is a hands-on workshop. You leave with a framework you can apply independently, to every deck, from the next working day.
Who Should Attend
For Singapore government officers and corporate professionals who present to colleagues, management, or stakeholders. No design background required — if you use PowerPoint at work, this workshop is for you.
Programme Outline
Each module builds on the previous. By the end of the day, you have a complete, integrated framework for designing presentation decks that communicate.
Why This Workshop Is Different
Most training delivers a fixed curriculum to every cohort. This workshop is built differently.
What You'll Gain
This workshop is measured not by what you sit through, but by what you walk away able to do — independently, every time you open a blank slide.
Apply a consistent set of principles to every deck — so your slides look deliberate and communicate with intention, not guesswork.
Know exactly why certain choices work and others don't — and make faster, better decisions on layout, colour, and type every time.
Communicate your visual intent clearly when working with design vendors or internal creative teams — saving time and reducing costly revision cycles.
Build decks where the visuals and your words work together — so your audience listens to you and understands your message fully.
Get your decks right faster. With a design framework to guide your choices, you spend less time second-guessing and more time on substance.
Use colour, imagery, and typography not just to inform, but to persuade — so your presentations leave the right impression on the people whose decisions matter.
Your Facilitator
Presentation Deck Design is facilitated by Eugene Chen — one of Singapore's most experienced communication design practitioners. He is a creative director and brand consultant with over two decades of real client work spanning branding, advertising, and visual communication.
Eugene holds a Masters of Design and a Masters of Arts in Communication Management, and has spent more than 11 years as an adjunct lecturer at leading Singapore design schools. He holds the Cambridge University Diploma for Teachers and Trainers, and has been engaged by multiple organisations to develop in-house visual communication standards for their teams.
Eugene does not just teach design — he practises it daily. The principles you learn are drawn from active professional work across major brands and campaigns. His work has been recognised in regional design awards.
Eugene's clients include: The 1st Asian Youth Games, Alibaba Cloud Singapore, American Insurance Group, Citibank, Credit Suisse, Energy Market Authority, Estee Lauder, Far East Organisation, Housing Development Board, HP, HTX, LTA, and many others.
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Amara Singapore · 9:00 am – 5:00 pm · Early Bird closes 3 July