How Present Pal makes a difference

STUDENT STORIES

A woman wearing a white and black striped shirt and a hearing aid, using a smartphone — representing diverse students using Present Pal to access presentations confidently.

Explore how Present Pal supports better presentation outcomes for every kind of learner.

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“I am more confident with my presentations.”

DSA STUDENT

Olivia is a Criminology student at Arden University who’s dyslexic. She uses Present Pal to structure her thoughts, reduce presentation anxiety, and feel more confident speaking in class.

Selfie of Karolina, a white Present Pal user with blonde hair, using the app to support her presentations and manage speaking anxiety.

“With Present Pal it’s easier to practice what I want to say.”

DSA STUDENT

Karolina studies Forensic Psychology at the University of Derby. Living with long-term health and mental health conditions, she uses Present Pal to manage overwhelm, stay organised, and present with greater confidence.

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“I got a first on a pitch for which I relied on Present Pal.”

DSA STUDENT

Isabella is a Media Communications student at Nottingham Trent University. As a student with dyslexia, she uses Present Pal to break down her ideas, stay focused, and deliver presentations more clearly and confidently.

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How Jack Took the Stress Out of Presentations

DSA STUDENT

Discover how Jack, a Contemporary Art Practice student at Edinburgh College, uses Present Pal to reduce anxiety, manage his speech difference, and present with confidence during class critiques.