Elevator Pitch

Hi, guys.

My name is Rachel, and my innovation idea for a

project is bringing back the study of home economics for

high school students.

My proposal is setting up in organization with a team

of professionals who can teach yearly seminars at high schools.

I personally did not go to college right out of

high school.

I waited and I worked in the workforce for a

while, and I moved out of my parents about a

year after I graduated.

Through this process, I learned how under prepared I felt

for adulthood.

Outside of the academic setting.

Studies show that there are a lot of people like

me. Over half of high school students do not graduate

high school feeling ready to enter into the workforce.

Although valuable life skills air developed through academic development, there

is a clear opportunity to set our local adolescents up

for better success.

Whether students choose a path towards college or head straight

for the workforce or even the honest work of home

making and raising a family, there is so much to

be learned about day to day skills that will help

each and every student have a steadier launch into adulthood.

bringing in a team of professionals to teach fundamental knowledge

for car ownership.

Homemaking and personal financial management could set many students up

on a much better path, especially ones without support systems

at home outsourcing alleviate schools of extra full time staff

and students of classes that they cannot fit into their

demanding schedule.

With the support of parents, teachers, investors at a university

level and students themselves.

I think this yearly program could really make a difference

for a local high school students as well as the

people who love and know them best.

Thanks for listening to my idea.

I'm really looking forward to working on this project with

all of you guys.

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