Unit 2: Startups & Young Entrepreneurs
Startup Pitch Competition
درس «Startup Pitch Competition» — 3 pitches · vocab · pitch-lab · investor role-play — p.20–24.
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درس «Startup Pitch Competition» — 3 pitches · vocab · pitch-lab · investor role-play — p.20–24.
- ✓يستمع لثلاثة pitches من رواد أعمال
- ✓يطابق competition · inventory · tutoring · pitching · rental
- ✓يبني pitch board · investor role-play
a. The traditional marketing approach wasn't working, so we had to ___
b. Successful startups often ___
Role-Play: Investor Meeting
Student A: Entrepreneur · Student B: Investor
Idiom: "Think outside the box" — be creative; try new approaches when traditional methods fail.
Predict before listening: Food delivery · Education technology · Sustainable fashion — what problems might entrepreneurs solve?
Entrepreneurs: Monir Magdi · Mona Eid · Hesham Mostafa
Pitch 1 complete: Problem: Food waste in restaurants · Solution: AI-powered inventory system · Funding needed: $50,000
Pitch 2 complete: Problem: Students struggling with math · Solution: Adaptive learning platform · Target market: High school students
Pitch 3 complete: Problem: Fast fashion's environmental impact · Solution: Sustainable clothing rental service · Unique selling point: Eco-friendly materials
Role-Play — Investor Meeting: Student A chooses: fitness app · eco-friendly packaging · elderly-volunteer platform. Include problem, solution, why you, funding. Student B asks: How big is your target market? What makes your solution different? What if competitors copy you? How will you make money?
Problem first
Every strong pitch starts with a clear problem the audience understands.
Solution + USP
Explain what you built and what makes it different from competitors.
Funding ask
State how much you need and what it will pay for — be specific.
flowchart LR P["Problem\nfood waste · struggling students · fast fashion"] --> S["Solution\nAI inventory · adaptive learning · clothing rental"] S --> F["Funding / Market\n$50k · high school students · eco materials"]
Quiz
0 / 6Pitching means:
Pitch 1 problem:
Pitch 2 uses an ___ learning platform.
Pitch 3 solution:
Paying to use something briefly is called ___.
Think outside the box means: