Well organized talk that helps to "pitch" yourself to a prospective employer. Prepare a short professional bio that could be used to potentially introduce yourself to an employer, be sure to highlight your story and skills in creative but clear and concise way. The topic is you, professionally and the audience will be someone who could potentially hire you. Rather than a 30 second Elevator Pitch, we ask you to go one step further and record a 2-3 minute video of yourself. It is becoming more and more common for an employer to interview you virtually or ask that you send a video of yourself to accompany your resume. Think of it as a snapshot that would entice the employer to further review your resume. Be sure not to read from your resume, try to highlight your skills in a brief overview, talk about what motivated you to make your educational choices and what you learned, or key strengths you developed from your experiences. Do not include too much personal information, but it is ok to be personal and link to your family heritage or values. Your "video resume" should be tightly organized, well rehearsed, and delivered without notes or visual aids. Consider the following for your submission;

1. Professional background, good lighting and free from distractions or noise. (5 marks)

2. Dress professionally as if you were attending an interview. (5 marks)

3. Practice your talk several times to perfect the pace (5 marks), timing (10 marks), and flow (5 marks). And be cautious of your tone, body language, avoid use of filler words and unnatural pauses in your speaking. (10 marks)

4. Provide a proper introduction (5 marks)

5. Provide key information about your education (10 marks), work experiences (10 marks), and skills (20 marks) and use of creativity to show your personality. (10 marks)

6. Provide a smooth closing. (5 marks) 7. Record yourself and submit a link to your video in the