Oct 25 Elevator Pitches & Video

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What is an elevator pitch? Why is having one in your memory/ready important?

Elevator Pitches  - Video.

Your Turn - Time to WRITE!

PowerPoint! 

Next Up - Create PowerPoint Project with 6 Slides.


Pls make it fun/pretty! Colours/Pictures etc. 


Elevator Pitch 

Slide 1 - Title Page - Elevator Pitch 

Slide 2 - Who are you? Your Name & Fav Activity.

Slide 3 - Your background -You are a student at RSS. Also - review any past work or volunteer experience thus far in 1-2 sentences.

Slide 4 - What can you offer? Name 3 traits/skills that you have that would be valuable in the workplace.

Slide 5 - The Ask - In your own words. Eg. "I would love an opportunity to work with you." or "I believe I would be an asset to your organization because . . ."

Slide 6 - The Close - In your own words. E.g. "Thank you so much for taking the time to have this conversation with me. I look forward to your reply."

Where to save your completed work? 

*Save your PowerPoint to your OneDrive - in your 'Careers 9 Folder' 
AND
*Upload here to Assignment 6 Teams.

Next up: (Once you are done the above task and Ms. H has approved your Assign 6 project).

Record your pitch via video via phone. 
Upload to Teams. Assignment 7. 

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