Career Strategy · Executive PresentationP1
Use PREP to make a concise point and support it
Toastmasters D6 explains PREP as Position, Reason, Evidence, Position. It is a simple speaking structure; it should not replace discussion of risks or alternative evidence when those matter.
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Lesson’s central idea
State your point, explain why, support it with an example or evidence, then restate the point.
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Tip 01 · PREP
Move from position to reason to evidence, then restate the position
What to do
The speaker defines PREP as Position, Reason, Evidence, Position and demonstrates using the structure for an executive update.
Why it may help
The sequence helps listeners hear the conclusion before the supporting explanation.
Practical adaptation · verify your details
“I recommend extending the pilot. Early retention improved because onboarding is clearer. In the first cohort, completion rose 9 points. I recommend one more measured cohort.”
When it may not fit
One example may illustrate a point but may not establish a general result; label examples and include contrary evidence when relevant.
Independent cross-check
ANU presentation guidance supports a clear structure and signposting; evidence quality remains decision-specific.