If it is your destiny to become a leader, then you need to be able to write a speech to get yourself elected as a school representative. At first you will need a persuasive speech to help you win the election. Then, once elected, you may also have to make a speech for the end of the school year. Follow these tips to write speeches that will help you win the election, and go above and beyond.
Steps
Method 1 of 2: Write a Speech to Win the Election
Step 1. Start with an introduction
Tell voters who you are, what class you are in and why you want to become a school representative.
Step 2. Choose one to three school issues you want to address as a representative
Choose them realistic, so that you can then keep your promises.
- Use collective terms. Use "we" and "our" instead of "I" and "mine" or "you" and "yours".
- Tell the audience how you will work together to achieve your goals.
- Explain what will have changed when you finish your work.
Step 3. Explain why you are a suitable leader
Communicates decision and openness to new proposals. Plus, express your willingness to work with the other members on the list to do a good job.
Step 4. Emphasize what makes you different from your competitors
Use comparisons and don't distort reality by speaking badly of your opponents.
Step 5. Close by asking the audience to vote for you
If you've thought of a catchy slogan, use it.
Method 2 of 2: Write a Speech to Close the School Year
Step 1. Write an introduction to attract the attention of the public
- Many begin with a famous quote or an anecdote suitable for the occasion.
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Concisely anticipate the central point of your speech.
Write a High School President Speech Step 7 Step 2. Compose the body of the speech
- Talk about the past first. Underline the goals achieved, the lessons learned and the funniest memories of the past school year, which everyone knows.
- Focus on the present. Greet the graduates wishing them good luck, and, if you are one of them, underline the ritual importance of the final exams.
- Look to the future. Imagine how you and your mates can make a difference in society.
Write a High School President Speech Step 8 Step 3. Conclude by taking up the central idea
Thank parents, teachers and authorities and wish everyone good luck.
Advice
- Dress well on the day of the speech.
- Organize the election campaign. You need signs, posters and even pins if you can afford it to promote your application.
- Consider the context. Write a speech that can be delivered either in a small classroom or in a gym or auditorium.
Warnings
- The speech must be concise and simple. Use simple, understandable words. Avoid clichés so as not to trivialize it.
- Be expressive as you speak. Speak slowly and clearly to communicate authority, and move your gaze to the entire audience.
