Unit 3 · 5 lessons
Pitching and Business Communications
Find the money, mentors and programs that help young entrepreneurs, build and deliver a short pitch, and plan, design, revise and present business texts that everyone can read.
- 43 practice questions
- 39 flashcards
Lessons
- 1Finding Support and FundingEntrepreneurs rarely succeed alone: savings, family, mentors, programs, crowdfunding, grants and pitch competitions all supply money or know-how, and a clear pitch is how you ask for them.8 questions
- 2Building and Delivering a PitchA strong short pitch runs hook, problem, solution, target customer, what makes it different, simple numbers, the ask and a close; you write it, time it, practise it, and use audience feedback to choose next steps.9 questions
- 3Planning Business TextsBefore you write any business text, pin down its topic, purpose and audience, choose the form that fits, and build it from credible, organized, cited research.8 questions
- 4Design That Everyone Can ReadAccessible design uses readable fonts, strong colour contrast, more than colour alone, alt text, clear headings, plain language and captions, all in a consistent brand style.9 questions
- 5Revising, Publishing and PresentingStrong business texts are revised for clarity, accuracy, accessibility and effectiveness, edited and proofread with checklists, improved with selected feedback, published in an accessible format, and presented with confident voice, eye contact, pacing and visuals.9 questions