An elevator speech-networking and seeking employment

PLEASE READ THIS IS A ONE- TWO PARAGRAPH SUMMARY. ANSWER 1-3

Elevator Speech

Throughout this course, one of the main goals has been a focus on the importance of effective communication and collaboration with the families of infants and pre-school aged children. 

Throughout your career, you will need to utilize effective communication skills with colleagues, families, and children. As a professional, you will also need to communicate your beliefs to potential employers.  
An elevator speech is an excellent way to convey your skills while networking and seeking employment. 

Typically, an elevator speech is a one or two paragraph summary of:

1. who you are, 

2. why you are qualified, and 

3. what you have to offer the organization or industry. 

brief sales pitch will ensure that you are prepared to discuss your career goals whenever the opportunity presents itself. 

Some examples of where you could use your elevator speech are at a networking event, during a job interview, at a back-to-school parent meeting, or in a social setting.  
Watch The Elevator Pitch (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. video and design a one-minute sales pitch that is tailored toward your chosen career path. 

MY CHOSEN CAREER PATH IS PRE-SCHOOL TEACHER. 

I HAVE ATTACHED A COUPLE OF FILES THAT WILL ANSWER WHO I AM, WHY I’M QUALIFIED AND WHAT I HAVE TO OFFER.

HERE IS AN EXAMPLE OT WHAT THE INSTRUCTOR WANTS

Example Elevator Speech 
Hi, my name is John and I am a student at Ashford University completing my Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Education. For the past five years, I have worked in a preschool classroom as an assistant for the 4-year-olds, where I was able to support the children’s learning and development by working with them throughout the day. I am seeking to increase my teacher responsibilities and move into a lead teacher role where I can develop curriculum, plan for individualized instruction, and connect with families further…

 

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