Good 1 minute speech for student council treasurer?

Question

i'm running for student council treasurer and i was just wondering what a good speech would be to get people to vote for me

Answer 1

something short and sweet.

i actually ran for my student council treasurer last week and won =]

but you can't just ask the question hoping for someone to write out your whole speech. YOU need to write it so people know more about you/what you plan on doing.

Just list the qualities that apply to you and list all the activities you helped out with.

make the speech reflect the positives about you.

(it would be a shame if u just copied what someone wrote on here as a response.....its not trustworthy like a treasurer needs to be.)

Answer 2

I found these on a website and they are 10 tips to help you write your speech. good luck! =]

You can apply this pattern of arrangement also when you write a speech for student council president or for student council secretary.

The fundamental question voters will have is: Is this person ready and eligible for the job? Answer those questions in my following student council speech idea top 10.

1. A simple welcome to all student voters is the start of your student council speech. Hello all, Goodmorning, or Goodafternoon or Goodevening is fine.

2. Introduce yourself briefly. I'm ... from class ... . Not more for now. Blend more about you naturally in the flow of the speech presentation.

3. Then immediately focus their attention on the main goal you are standing for. Use an understatement everybody will recognize, a situation suitable for improvement.

4. And make a pay-off: that's why I'm running for ... fill in the position you want to achieve. So, be clear, take position: I want to become student council president, vice president, secretary or student council treasurer. How to work out these student council speech ideas? Well:

If it is your first student council election campaign, use an easy-to-remember oneline message to tell what your thoughts and views are on the position you want.

If you go for a re-election, then the major student council speech idea has to be: state in one catchy phrase what your mission statement has been the past years and how you will continue your work.

6. Now tell your audience what you think are common needs at campus that ought to be fulfilled right away.

7. Present the solution, draw the contours of the positive outcomes of the strides you want to take for them. Keep in mind that this is a brief and triggering summary of your objectives, most wanted achievements, plans, views and solutions in relation to to the needs of the voters. Consider them as the most important student council speech ideas you can think of.

8. Offer evidence why you are the best choice for the position. Avoid exageration of course. All has to be true. List your:

a. educational qualifications.

b. outstanding personal qualities.

c. main accomplishments or special activities in high school, college or university.

d. and the specific qualifications you can think of related to the position you strive for. E.g. Proven leadership is the right ticket to become student council president.

9. Conclude with this student council statement: invite all to communicate ideas the coming years. Just like you say: my door is always open. I will be in office to fight for your needs. I'm always open to suggestions. Mail me or look me up on Facebook. I'm looking forward to meeting you! Encourage the voters to visit your webpage - if you have one - and further inform theirselves as to why they should vote for you.

10. Refer to your introduction statement, conclude that you are suitable, just in one teasing slogan. Of course in such a way that they will remember your core student council speech idea.

And: Look and listen how your competitors are doing. Copy their success parts in your own words, improve them. That is is my secret bonus student council speech idea!

Answer 3

im running for treasurer too. votes are tomorrow. im so nervous... good luck! (unless u go to my school. then, let the best woman win.)