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This lesson plan focuses on teaching intermediate+ Business English students how to create and present an Elevator Pitch. It includes activities such as analyzing examples, brainstorming key points, and providing feedback on each other's pitches. Homework involves writing and memorizing a polished pitch for presentation in the next class.

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EYE_ElevatorPitch_LessonPlan

This lesson plan focuses on teaching intermediate+ Business English students how to create and present an Elevator Pitch. It includes activities such as analyzing examples, brainstorming key points, and providing feedback on each other's pitches. Homework involves writing and memorizing a polished pitch for presentation in the next class.

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Hina Moqueem
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Elevator Pitch – Lesson Plan

Activity: Writing & Speaking

Level: Intermediate+

For: Business English students

Language: Introducing yourself and your company. Describing different qualities, skills, products and
services you provide

Lesson outline:

• Give an example of an Elevator Pitch; either a video or make and demonstrate your own.
• Ask the students to identify the key points made and afterwards give them the transcript.
• Give out the handout. Talk through the key points of an Elevator Pitch
• Elicit ideas of heading for what sort of information the students might want to share about
themselves and their company’s products or services - e.g. skills, experience or personal
qualities - making a note on the whiteboard of their ideas.
• For each suggestion encourage students to give a few examples.
• The students each choose 4 of these headings that they feel are the most appropriate for
themselves and then write their notes under each heading.
• Each student talks through their ideas to the class. At this stage it is just to share their ideas
rather than deliver a polished pitch. The other students give feedback.
• The homework would be to write up their pitch (150-200 words) and, if they are really
motivated, ask them to try to memorise their pitch to present to the rest of the class next
lesson.

Internet Resources

Here are some examples of elevator pitches and how to prepare them:

https://blog.toggl.com/elevator-pitch-examples/

https://youtu.be/uyxfERV5ttY

https://youtu.be/hGkIVxwxrCk

https://youtu.be/aDt6cukCz7k

https://youtu.be/fnrvfdjHD5E

This is a useful tool that teachers/students can try out. It guides you through a step by step process of
creating an Elevator Pitch:

https://kopywritingkourse.com/elevator-pitch/

www.expressyourselfinenglish.com

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