Someone opens your Format 1 before you speak. What is the first thing you hope they notice?
In {{code:Project_Portfolio/09_specialism/sm2/}}, copy your latest draft and open the copy. If you have no draft, start a new slide file with five slides: the problem, your offer, the costs, your proof and your ask.
Format 1 is the presentation you will show at your VET interview.
The source copy is the file you can still edit, like {{code:sm2_ka1_format1.pptx}}.
The publication copy is the finished file that opens the same way on any computer. It is usually {{code:sm2_ka1_format1.pdf}}.
Polish means cutting and clearing things up so a viewer can follow your idea quickly.
A five-slide pitch for a phone-repair side hustle has one idea per slide, text you can read easily and no leftover template text.
Your goal is to fix three things in your copy: your purpose, your structure and your spelling. Your teacher will come round and check them.
Don't export yet. Wait for your teacher to check your work first.
Watch your teacher export a PDF and move it into {{code:sm2/}}.
If you use Canva, CapCut or an audio tool, download a PDF, MP4 or MP3 instead. Then make a text file called {{code:sm2_ka1_format1_source.txt}} with your edit link in it.
sm2_ka1_format1.pptx
sm2_ka1_format1.pdf
sm2_ka1_format1.mp4
sm2_ka1_format1.mp3
sm2_ka1_format1_source.txt
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