🧩 3.6.1 – Create Your Mini-Pitch
⏱ Time: 15 minutes
📌 Use these questions to write your pitch in five or six sentences:
- Who are you, or who is part of your team?
- What real problem have you identified?
- What is your solution, and how does it solve the problem?
- What impact do you want to create?
- What have you already done or tested?
- What do you need now—for example, support, partners, or feedback?
✍️ Write your mini-pitch in a text box or a Word/Slides file.
💡 Tip: Read it aloud. Does it sound natural? Can you deliver it in one minute or less?
🧩 3.6.2 – Improve It with Simple Design
⏱ Time: 10 minutes
🎨 To support your pitch, you can create three essential slides:
- Slide 1: Project name and problem;
- Slide 2: Solution and impact;
- Slide 3: Final request or call to action.
📥 Optional Task
Create your slides using PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Canva. Use:
- A limited amount of text;
- Easy-to-read fonts;
- Real images or simple icons;
- Colours with good contrast.
🧩 3.6.3 – Quick Reflection
⏱ Time: 5 minutes
🧠 Final questionnaire:
- What went well in your pitch?
- What was the most difficult part?
- What improvement would you like to try in your next presentation?
📎 Included Materials—Attachments or Links
- 3.6.M1 – Simple Three-Slide Template for PowerPoint or Google Slides: Canva link. Translate the material provided in the PowerPoint file and then add the 3.6.M1 Canvas Instructor link.
- 3.6.M2 – Self-Assessment Feedback Grid: Add the 3.6.M2 Canvas Instructor link.
Pitch examples: Remember to activate the subtitles: example 1 and example 2.
🧩 3.6.4 – Module Conclusion
A pitch is much more than simply “speaking well”—it is about knowing how to communicate value clearly, effectively, and with a human touch.
Practising your pitch is like sharpening a powerful tool: the more you practise, the more doors it can open.
🎬 It is time to prepare yours. Keep it short, direct, and meaningful.
Remember: you do not need to be perfect—you only need to be authentic.
