Presentation templates for students that make you stand out

What is a student presentation?

A student presentation is a mix of an in-person presentation and a slide show (PowerPoint) presentation covering a university assignment or project.

Student presentations are typically delivered in front of an audience of classmates or instructors and should be accompanied by well structured and appealing slide-show presentation as a visual aid.

What should a student introduction presentation include?

An introduction presentation for a student should typically include the following 5 sections:

1. A brief introduction of yourself, including your name, education, and certificates
2. Your personal student elevator pitch
3. A short narrative of why you want the position or scholarship
4. An outline of the main strong suits, skills, and values
5. Any relevant visuals or aids that you will be using to support your presentation
6. A conclusion that summarizes why you are interested in the opportunity and why you are the right person for the job

What makes a good student presentation?

A good student presentation uses clear and concise and uses language that is appropriate for the audience so it's easy to understand and follow. A good student presentation template is well-organized with a clear and logical structure (beginning, middle, and end). The content of the presentation template should be interactive and visually appealing so that it engages and holds attention.

What should a student CV presentation include?

1. A title slide with the position and company you are applying for
2. An intro slide with your name, contact information, and a brief personal statement.
3. A summary of your educational background, including the names of the schools you have attended, the degrees you've earned, and any relevant honors or awards.
4. A summary of your work experience, including the names of the companies you’ve worked for, your job titles, and a brief description of your responsibilities.
5. A section covering your skills and abilities, highlighting any relevant technical skills, language abilities, and other strengths.
6. A conclusion slide that summarizes the key points of the presentation and provides any additional contact information or links to online portfolios or other relevant materials.