You will present an oral, in 2-3 minutes, which includes: 1. Introduction - State your business opportunity and research question. 2. Method - Briefly explain how you gathered information. 3. Key Findings - The oral must include three evidence points.

This document outlines the requirements for your 2-3 minute oral presentation. Here are the key sections and what they should include: 1. Introduction State your business opportunity (e.g., mobile car wash, tutoring service, health snack kiosk, hotspot, cleaning service, sewing/alterations, etc.). State your research question in simple FAL language. For example: "My research question: Is a mobile car wash a good business opportunity in my community?" 2. Method Briefly explain how you gathered information, including: LO inclinations (e.g., strengths in leadership, organisation). One interview (entrepreneur/teacher/community member). SS research (apartheid law historical access to business opportunities). EMS notes (business functions + opportunity analysis). A text or website (This keeps the core structure aligned with the HL report). 3. Key Findings The oral presentation must include three evidence points. One of these is: A. LO Finding — "Why this business suits me" Use 1-2 strengths/interests that support running this business. For example: "I am organised and enjoy helping people. This helps me run a cleaning service." That's 2 down. 3 left today — send the next one.