How to Create a Killer Elevator Speech

Master clear, confident elevator speeches that grab attention and leave a lasting impression.

Overview

How to Create a Killer Elevator Speech is a streamlined course designed for anyone looking to communicate clearly and confidently in any professional or social setting. Whether you're at a networking event or pitching an idea, this course focuses on building sharp, memorable introductions that capture interest quickly.

In under two minutes, you should be able to describe who you are and what you offer. This course breaks down structure, tone, and delivery using proven methods. From understanding your key message to avoiding over-complication, you'll gain the know-how to speak naturally while leaving a lasting impact, whether in person or online.

Learning Outcomes

• Structure short, confident elevator speeches with a strong core message.
• Adapt your speech tone and language for varied audiences effectively.
• Identify and avoid unnecessary jargon in professional introductions.
• Use natural language that feels professional but remains approachable.
• Maintain focus and clarity within a strict time limit or word count.
• Build awareness of personal strengths to communicate them clearly.

Who is this Course For

• People aiming to sharpen professional self-introductions quickly.
• Freelancers presenting skills and services concisely to new contacts.
• Graduates preparing for interviews or networking opportunities.
• Sales professionals pitching products or services in condensed time.
• Jobseekers needing clear, punchy personal statements for events.
• Entrepreneurs sharing business ideas in compact, memorable formats.
• Public speakers refining quick introductions for stage or media use.
• Managers presenting leadership roles clearly in brief conversations.

Career Path

• Marketing Executive: £30,000 average salary in the UK
• Public Relations Officer: £32,000 average salary in the UK
• Sales Manager: £45,000 average salary in the UK
• Recruitment Consultant: £28,000 average salary in the UK
• Business Development Manager: £42,000 average salary in the UK
• Communications Specialist: £34,000 average salary in the UK