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In this lesson, students will investigate a promising business idea to pitch for investment. Participants will design and present a business pitch, focusing on the product or service's advantages. They'll learn to articulate their concept, describe its upsides, outline investment needs, and analyze potential profits. Additionally, students will explore how patent protection can safeguard their business ideas. By the end of the week, they will present their pitches, emphasizing key enterprise skills and strategies for risk mitigation.
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Wednesday – Computer Lesson Learning Objectives Investigate a business idea you are going to pitch for investment Success Criteria • Design and present a business pitch for a product or service of your choice, focusing on the upsides MOST • Design a detailed business pitch for a product or service of your choice, focusing on the upsides SOME • Design a detailed and comprehensive business pitch for a product or service of your choice, emphasising the upsides • Explain how patent protection could protect your business idea
Following from Tuesday’s Dragons Den Video / Analysis • “What product or service would you like to put to the dragons?” CHOSE FROM • Your own idea • Build upon the idea we looked at previously • An idea from the dragons • Fashion bags for life (Mrs Hunters Suggestion)
Consider in your pitch Create a 3 minute pitch MUST INCLUDE – The ideas The ‘upsides’ Description of the product Describe the service provided Investment needed (rough costs) Explain the profit (what/when will Dragons see return on profit) Extension Task – Explain the risks Enterprise Skills you will require How could you protect your business idea? Research patent protection Plenary – Presentations (postcards to best pitches)
HOMEWORK – DUE MONDAY • Describe the differences between a product and a service. • Give at least 2 examples for each