Do your best
短い限られた時間で出来る、とっておきのスピーチ法の冒頭を練習します。
An elevator pitch is useful in any discussion, but it is especially useful in GCAS Part 1.
Start by answering this question.
Tell me about yourself.
What's the difference between an introduction and an elevator pitch? Which style should you use in a speaking test?
An elevator pitch is a short introduction. It can be about yourself, your company, a project, or many other things. The goal is to introduce the subject clearly, quickly and memorably.
Here are the three parts of a clear elevator pitch.
A. Yourself
Say your name and one or two things about your background.
You may talk about your hometown, family, hobbies, education, and more. Decide which information is most interesting and relevant to the situation.
B. Your career
Say one or two things about your career.
Here are some ideas.
- When did you start your position?
- What are your responsibilities at your workplace?
- What projects have you worked on?
- What are your accomplishments?
Give specific numbers and examples, when possible.
C. Your mission statement/goals
Say why you do what you do, or talk about your goals.
- What makes you unique?
- What do you aim to do later in life?
This is your conclusion.
The final pitch
Now, put all three parts together.
Practice giving your elevator-pitch introduction. Remember the main points:
- Tell me about yourself.
- Tell me about your company.
- Tell me about a recent project you've worked on.