Bin To Bank Presentation Guide

By KYNA Resource & Services

PROJECT PRESENTATION GUIDE

Note To Participants

• This file is meant only as a guide in preparing the “Bin To Bank Family Challenge” project presentation.

• Participants are free to modify the file accordingly. The “Bin To Bank Family Challenge” logo must be shown on the first slide (example is provided).

• Submission can be in English or Bahasa Melayu.

• Participants are responsible for the content of the presentation and avoid using copyrighted materials. Credits should be given where it’s due.

GOOD LUCK!

Project Title

Name of Team / Family

Cover slide

Team Members

• Member 1 (age)• Member 2 (age)• …...

Introduction

• What did you create?

• What is the name of your product?

• Include pictures

Product Description

• Features

• Use

• Who is it for?

Inspiration

• Where did the idea come from?

• How did you get the idea?

• What inspired you?

ProcessTask 1:

Research

Task 2 :List out things to do

and materials needed

Task 3:….

Task 4:….

Materials

• What did you use to make/build/create your product?

• Where did you get the materials?

• How many days did it take you to make/build it?

• Tell us how you made/built it.

Production

Expenses• How much did you spend? Show your expenditure

Item & Quantity Cost (RM)

Glue (2 bottles) 10.00

Sticky tape (1 Roll) 5.00

…..

Total Expenses

Cost Per Item

• How many items did you manage to make ?

• Cost per item =Number of Items madeTotal Expenses

Sales

• How much did you sell it for?

• Where did you sell it ?

• How many did you manage to sell?

Profit (based on the number of items sold)

• What is your revenue?• Revenue = (Number of items sold) x (Price

per item)

• Expenses = Cost to produce your items(refer to slide 11)

• How much profit did you get? • Profit = Revenue – Expenses

Lessons Learned

• What did you learn from the experience.

• Advise for others who want to replicate your project

Additional Slides

• Please feel free to add additional slides

• You can include links to your own videos and pictures on the Internet (e.g.YouTube, Flickr, etc) to support your presentation.