Self-introduction for Students [With Sample Intros]
- Published on Dec 25, 2017
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You would want to make a good impression on your friends when you introduce yourself on the first day in class at your school or college – or at some other gathering. Wouldn’t you?
A small note before we dive into thick of things: Self-introductions can be context-driven, implying that because of unique situation you’re in, you may have to customize some part of the introduction. So, feel free to add or subtract to what’s covered here.
What to include in self-introduction?
Is there a format (for the introduction) to follow? The organizer, for example, may ask to include your name, place you come from, and your hobbies in the introduction.
If there is a format, follow it, but feel free to venture into areas that aren’t included in the format if they provide a more complete picture of yours.
You may include following in your introduction:
1. The start
You can start with the obvious – your name.
But that’s a common start. You can be bit innovative by starting with an attention-grabber. Watch the beginning of this video on marketing to get a feel of what I’m saying (watch the first 15 seconds):
Neil didn’t start with his name. He started with things that will grab people’s attention immediately and came to his name later on.
You can follow the same strategy to stand out among your classmates, most of whom would be following the standard ‘name first’ approach. You can start with a unique experience or a peculiar fact about your city or your uncommon hobby. The first sample intro (later in the post) follows this strategy.
More resources on conversations and introductions:
- How to introduce yourself in different settings?
- How to say ‘thank you’?
- How to respond when someone asks ‘how are you’?
2. Where are you from?
Mention the city you come from. You may add a sentence or two about the city as well if there is something interesting to talk about. Maybe the city is known for historic monuments. Maybe it’s known for natural resources.
And if you’ve lived in multiple cities, you may briefly mention the names and, as mentioned above, a sentence or two on the most interesting of them.
3. Where did you last attend the school?
If you recently moved to a new school (or college) and are introducing yourself there, you can briefly talk about your last school. Are there any interesting facts about your last school? If yes, mention them. Maybe it was established a long, long time ago. Maybe it has produced few famous alumni.
If you’re continuing in the same school, you may mention how many years you’ve been studying there.
4. Interests, hobbies, and achievements
What are your interests and hobbies?
Playing a sport? Traveling? Hiking? Reading? Kite flying? Or something unusual, say bull fighting?
Go into details if you’ve pursued the hobby with serious interest. For example, if you’re into reading, mention what genres you read, your favorite books, your favorite author, and how reading has affected you.
Don’t forget to mention your participation in extracurricular activities in school, if you did. Don’t forget to mention any significant achievements you’ve had?
5. Which stream/department/subject have you enrolled in?
You can briefly talk about which subjects (math, science, arts, commerce, biology, and so on) you’ve picked or you intend to pick in future. Optionally, you may also mention why you made the choice you have. Was it because you love it? Was it because it’ll help you achieve your career goals?
If you’re a college student, you can mention the department you’ve enrolled in. Are you in Arts, Commerce, Mechanical Engineering, Science, or Economics?
This doesn’t apply though if you’re introducing yourself to students who’re all from the same stream/department/subject.
6. Do you’ve clarity on interests/goals you want to pursue in future?
If you’re in K-12, you may not have seriously evaluated what career path you want to follow, and that’s fine. But if you’ve certain career aspiration and if you want to talk about it, you can. Some want to become engineer. Some, astronaut. Some, doctor. Some, model. Speak out what you aspire to become.
Most college students though have more concrete idea on post-college career. If you’ve decided the career path you want to pursue after college, you can share it with your classmates. You never know few of your classmates harboring same career aspirations may just approach you to be friends. You may also mention professional clubs you want to join to hone your skills.
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7. Where can you help others?
If you’ve a strength others in your class can benefit from, feel free to share it. For example, if you’re good in dancing, you can offer to teach the ropes to anyone interested. If you’re strong in a particular subject that is part of your syllabus, you can offer to help others in that subject.
If people know of your strengths, they’ll readily approach you when they need help. This is an easy way to make friends in college. And if you think helping others may be a time waster, you should remember that you too may need help in areas where others are stronger.
This is also a good stage – by offering help – to finish your intro. (See the first sample intro.)
Should I talk about my family?
Avoid it unless the format of the intro requires you to talk about your family as well. You need not go into what your parents do and which class your siblings study in.
Should I mention my last year’s grades?
You shouldn’t unless specifically asked to or others are mentioning it. Top grades can lend a snobbish air to your intro, even if you’re otherwise. Students may make an impression that you’re flaunting your grades, even if you aren’t.
Remember, the primary goal of your intro is to make friends, find people with shared interests.
Four do’s and don’ts when introducing yourself
1. listen to other intros.
Listen to intros that come before yours. If you can refer to someone else’s point or two seamlessly in your intro, you’ll impress people around.
2. Practice, but don’t cram
People often go blank on some of the points or get nervous when they stand up to speak. The best long-term way to overcome this is exposure to such speaking experiences . But in the immediate term, practice what you want to say few times (don’t cram though) to increase your odds of speaking with confidence.
3. Appear confident even if you’re not
After the presentations by executives and entrepreneurs (presumably confident speakers) as part of an executive program at Harvard University, Carmine Gallo , one of the judges, asked them how their presentations went. He heard following comments:
“I was so nervous. I was shaking.”
“I forgot what to say about a slide.”
“I stumbled over my words.”
“I totally lost my place.”
But, no one in the audience spotted those mistakes.
This phenomenon is called spotlight effect , which in nutshell means that people overestimate how much others are noticing their actions and appearance.
What’s the lesson?
If you’re nervous or you make few mistakes, don’t let them rattle you. Most won’t even notice them. Caroline Goyder captures this sentiment aptly in her book Find Your Voice: The Secret to Talking with Confidence in Any Situation :
When you dive into contribution [speaking], and move beyond the anxious competing, you realize that all the worry was such a waste of time. No one is ever judging you as harshly as you judge yourself. Because the truth is that most people are thinking about themselves.
But if you let nervousness and mistakes overpower you, you may make a mistake or display body language that will be noticed by all. And once you’re through the first few lines in your intro, your nerves will start easing.
So, stay composed and carry on. Many in the audience in fact wouldn’t even be listening to most introductions, as they would be busy silently rehearsing their own lines.
4. Make eye contact and be enthusiastic
Make eye contact with other students while speaking. Don’t fix your eyes on a familiar section of the audience. Move your eyes around. And, last but important, your voice and body language should show enthusiasm.
Here are few sample self-introductions for you to get a hang of how they’re done:
Sample self-introductions
Introduction 1
I once spent an entire night in a dense forest with a friend. Well, this act was not to show off how brave I was, but it was forced on me… by my foolishness. During a trek in [name of the region], I and a friend got too adventurous and strayed from our regular route despite instructions to the contrary by our trek guide. We got lost. We survived somehow (that’s a story for another day), but I haven’t given up on my adventure streak and love for outdoors.
Friends, I’m [your first name] and I love outdoors. I’ve been to treks in Himalayas on multiple occasions. These outdoor expeditions have also forced me to learn basic cooking. Well, I don’t boast of cooking dishes you’ll relish, but yes when you’re dying of hunger in the middle of night, you can count on me. I also love cycling long distances – 20+ kilometers in a stretch – and I can manage singing which some may find intolerable.
I’m from [name of the city]. It’s not a big place, but it somehow exists on the map. I’m really excited to be here. I look forward to having some fun, making friends, and building myself up for college. If you’re organizing any outdoor event in future, you can always count on me for help.
Thanks for giving me this opportunity to introduce myself.
Introduction 2
My name is [your first name]. I’m from [name of the city] where I finished my schooling last year from [name of the school]. Is there anyone here from my city? (Changes tack to engage with the audience.) OK, few.
I like watching movies, at least once a month. I play basketball on weekends and chess whenever I get time. I’m into reading thriller novels as well, Dan Brown being my favorite novelist.
I’m happy to step into college life, which provides more freedom and where, finally, I don’t have to come in a uniform. Post-college, I aspire to work in consulting industry.
I’m particularly strong in Excel worksheets and creating well-designed banners and documents. If anyone requires support in these areas, I’ll be glad to help. I look forward to meeting each one of you in the coming days.
Thanks. Have a great day.
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Written Samples
3 self introduction speech samples that will impress.
A self-introduction speech is a personal narrative shared in front of an audience, whether it’s colleagues at a professional event, fellow members at a club, or a class at an educational institution.
The purpose is to provide insight into your personal and professional background, interests, and goals, all while engaging and often inspiring your audience.
Self Introduction Speech Samples
Here, we present three distinct self-introduction speech samples, each crafted to suit different personalities and occasions, complete with fictional details for relatability and impact.
Ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests, and members of the audience, I extend my warmest greetings to all of you. It is both a pleasure and a privilege to stand here before you today, tasked with the delightful challenge of introducing myself. I am [Your Name], and I come before you as a tapestry of my experiences, beliefs, and aspirations. This introduction is not merely a recount of my personal and professional milestones but rather a glimpse into the journey that has shaped me into the individual I stand before you today.
Introduction
My story begins in a small town, infused with dreams and surrounded by a community that values hard work and perseverance. Born into a family that prized education and curiosity, I was always encouraged to explore the world around me with a keen eye and an open heart. This nurturing environment was the crucible that forged my early values and aspirations.
Educational and Professional Journey
As a child, I was fascinated by the stories of great individuals who had changed the world through their contributions to science, art, and leadership. Inspired by their journeys, I embarked on my own path of discovery and learning. I pursued my education with a fervor, delving into subjects that sparked my interest and challenged my understanding. My academic journey took me from the hallowed halls of [University/College Name] where I majored in [Your Major], to the challenging projects and roles I undertook in my professional career.
Throughout my career, I have sought to embody the principles of innovation, integrity, and impact. My professional path has been diverse, leading me through various roles in [Industry/Field], from [Specific Roles] to [Leadership Positions]. Each position offered its unique set of challenges and learning opportunities, contributing to a rich tapestry of experiences that I carry with me.
Personal Philosophy and Aspirations
Beyond my professional life, I am a person driven by a set of core values and beliefs. I believe in the power of continuous learning, the importance of empathy and compassion, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. My experiences have taught me the importance of adaptability and resilience—qualities that have been my companions through the highs and lows of my journey.
As I stand before you today, I am not just a summation of my experiences and achievements but also a product of the dreams, challenges, and support that have accompanied me along the way. My aspirations for the future are fueled by a desire to contribute meaningfully to my field and community, to inspire others as I have been inspired, and to continue growing both personally and professionally.
Contribution and Community Engagement
Part of my narrative is the unwavering commitment to giving back to the community that has given me so much. I am actively involved in [Charitable Work/Volunteering/Community Service], where I [describe specific activities]. These endeavors are not just extracurricular activities; they are integral to who I am. They allow me to connect with individuals from diverse backgrounds, learn from their experiences, and contribute to making a positive impact.
Vision for the Future
Looking ahead, I see a horizon filled with possibilities. I am committed to pursuing excellence in everything I do, to learning and growing from each new challenge, and to making a difference in the lives of others. My journey is ongoing, and each day is a new chapter waiting to be written.
In conclusion, as I stand here and share my story with you, I am reminded of the countless individuals who have been part of my journey—mentors, family, friends, and colleagues—who have shaped me into the person I am today. My story, like everyone’s, is a work in progress, and I look forward to the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead. Thank you for allowing me the honor of introducing myself today. I am excited about the possibilities of what we can achieve together and am looking forward to the journey ahead.
Esteemed audience, colleagues, and friends, I am profoundly grateful for the opportunity to stand before you today and share a bit about my life’s journey, my passions, and the path that has brought me to this moment. My name is [Your Name], and as I unfold my story, you’ll find that it is one of ambition, discovery, and a continuous quest for making a meaningful difference in the world.
My journey began in the vibrant streets of [Hometown], a place teeming with culture and history, shaping my perspective and igniting a curiosity about the world from a young age. Raised in a family where education and hard work were as natural as breathing, I was inspired early on to aim high and dream big.
Academic Pursuits and Early Career
I ventured into academics with an insatiable appetite for learning, which led me to pursue a degree in [Your Field] from [University/College Name]. My university years were a whirlwind of learning, exploration, and self-discovery, filled with late-night study sessions, stimulating discussions, and meaningful friendships that have lasted a lifetime.
After graduation, I embarked on a professional journey that has been equally exhilarating and challenging. My career began as a [Your Initial Job], where I learned the ropes of [Industry/Field] and quickly realized that my passion lay in [Specific Aspect of Your Field]. This revelation steered my career trajectory towards [Advanced Roles/Positions], where I have had the privilege of working on [Describe Specific Projects or Initiatives].
Personal Philosophy and Core Values
Throughout my life, I’ve adhered to a philosophy of [Your Personal Philosophy], which has guided both my personal and professional decisions. I believe in [List Core Values], principles that have not only shaped my career but also my approach to everyday life. These values have been my north star, helping me navigate through life’s complexities with integrity and purpose.
My aspirations are driven by a commitment to excellence and a desire to impact positively on the people and communities around me. Whether through my professional work, volunteering, or mentorship, I strive to leave a lasting imprint that inspires others to pursue their passions and make a difference.
Achievements and Contributions
Over the years, I have been fortunate to achieve [Mention Awards/Accolades] and contribute to [Mention Projects/Community Initiatives]. These milestones, while personally fulfilling, are not the end goals but rather the markers of a journey that is continuously evolving. I take great pride in my [Specific Contributions] and am always looking for new ways to leverage my skills and experiences for the greater good.
As I look to the future, I am filled with excitement for the potential to grow, learn, and contribute even more significantly. My journey is far from complete, and each day offers new opportunities to expand my horizons and embark on new adventures. I am particularly passionate about [Future Goals/Aspirations], and I am actively seeking ways to make these ambitions a reality.
In sharing my story with you today, I hope to have provided not just an account of my personal and professional history but also a sense of the values and motivations that drive me. I am incredibly excited about the opportunity to [Mention Any Upcoming Projects or Collaborations], and I look forward to engaging with each of you, learning from your experiences, and contributing to our shared goals. Thank you for the privilege of your time and attention, and I am eager to see where our collective efforts lead us.
Sample 3 (Humorous)
Hello and good [morning/afternoon/evening], esteemed guests, dear colleagues, and anyone who might have wandered in thinking this was a different event! My name is [Your Name], and I am here to introduce myself, which is fortunate because I happen to know a lot about the subject.
My journey began in a small, quirky town known as [Hometown]. It’s one of those places where everyone knows your business, whether you want them to or not, and where the local llama parade is considered high entertainment. I grew up in a family that could either be described as ‘colorful’ or ‘why are all the neighbors whispering about us?’
Early Years and Education
As a young sprout, I was as curious as a cat with a WiFi connection, always poking my nose into books, experiments, and occasionally, electrical sockets. I took to education like a duck to water, or perhaps like a duck to quantum physics, given my tendency to overcomplicate my science fair projects.
I ventured forth to [University/College Name], where I majored in [Your Major] and minored in trying to find parking. College was a blur of caffeine-fueled study sessions, existential ponderings over cafeteria food, and learning that, yes, you can indeed use a pizza box as a makeshift desk.
Career Path and Achievements
Professionally speaking, I’ve dabbled in [Industry/Field], starting as a [Initial Job]. I learned early on that ‘entry-level’ is code for ‘We’ll pay you with experience and leftover birthday cake.’ I’ve since climbed the ranks, working on projects ranging from [Important Work] to ‘Are you sure this is legal?’ My career’s been a roller coaster, which is to say thrilling, occasionally terrifying, and with a higher than average chance of losing your lunch.
Personal Philosophy and Misadventures
My personal philosophy is simple: ‘Why not?’ It’s led me to some incredible experiences, like [Anecdote] and some dubious decisions, like that time I [Humorous Misadventure]. I believe in living life with enthusiasm, curiosity, and a generous sprinkling of reckless optimism.
In terms of contributions, I’ve been involved in [Community Work/Volunteering], where I’ve honed my skills in [Skill] and discovered that yes, you can indeed fix that with duct tape. I’m proud of my [Achievement], though I’m equally proud of my record for [Quirky Personal Record].
Looking Ahead with a Wink
As for the future, I’m excited about [Upcoming Projects/Goals]. I approach new challenges with a blend of determination, strategic thinking, and an emergency stash of chocolate. I’m on a quest to [Future Ambition], and while I may not know exactly what twists and turns lie ahead, I guarantee it won’t be boring.
In wrapping up this wild ride of an introduction, I hope I’ve given you a taste of who I am: a blend of [Your Characteristics] with a penchant for [Your Quirk]. I look forward to the adventures we’ll have, the projects we’ll tackle, and the inevitable bloopers along the way. Thank you for your time, your laughter, and the opportunity to be a part of this incredible [Event/Organization]. Let the journey begin!
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Self Introduction Speech [Topics + Outline Sample]
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This page deals with self introduction speech topics for classroom or other public speaking events an opportunities in life for a good first impression.
In this article:
Sample Introduction Speech Topics
Sample self introduction speech outline.
Another short manner for introducing yourself is the elevator speech, meant for business purposes.
The key question for successful and effective presenting yourself to others in both occasions is: how much and what information do you want the audience to know about you?
Due to the fact you have to write your talk around one theme, I recommend to develop one aspect of your life. That aspect will tell who you are and what you are about. Some people call this type a one-point preliminary, because it is based on one speaking idea.
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Look at the sample self introduction speech topics and pick out the aspects of your personal life you want to share with the audience. Approach the list below with the who, the what, the whereabouts, for sure the why, the how and when questions. That is an effective way to outline your first thoughts.
- What activity has played or plays an important part in your life? Tell the story and distract the message.
- What is your main personal goal?
- What do you like very much? Your hobby?
- What do you hate or dislike? Your aversions?
- Do you have developed a very special skill?
- What is your lifestyle?
- Can you come up with a turning point or milestone in you life?
- What is your hobby or interest in your spare time?
- What is a pet peeve or another very familiar topic you like to talk about, to do or to discuss?
- Where you are from? Do your roots reveal something about yourself that is new for the audience? That always works in a small nice text for introducing your biggest personal features.
- Is there an object or prop that means a lot to you?
- What distinguishes you from other individuals in class?
Now that you have picked out a central thesis, use this example profiler I have created:
Grab their attention . Immediately bring in your central message and come to the point.
Give some background information . Tell why it is important to you, why you are doing it, why you want to tell them, etcetera.
Now work out your item of discussion in a few sentences. Draw the contours, make it personal.
Give an example .
In conclusion, offer a memorable answer in your self-introduction speech on the question the listeners probably will have when they listen to your public speaking efforts: what’s in it for me? Tell how this aspect of your life makes who you are and what you are. It will be the perfect ending of your spoken presentation.
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i think that talking about some people that have influenced you the most really gives good base to your speech and it helps you by writing about things that you are familiar with so if you write about what has inspired you and what you care about you can easily write about anything.
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First Impressions Matter: A Guide to Self-Introduction in English for College Students
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Mar 03, 2024
Whether you're entering a new classroom, joining a club, or attending a college interview, a good self-introduction is crucial in making a positive first impression. It allows you to showcase your personality, interests, and academic background, paving the way for potential friendships, opportunities, and learning experiences. This guide will equip you with the tools and examples to confidently introduce yourself in English, regardless of the situation.
- Self-Introduction in English for College Students
As a college student, self-introductions often carry more weight, as they may be used for networking, forming study groups, or even participating in job interviews. Here's how to craft an impactful self-introduction:
1. Start with a Greeting:
Begin with a friendly greeting like "Hello everyone," "Good morning/afternoon," or a more formal "Dear Professor/Ms./Mr. [Last Name]."
2. Introduce Yourself:
State your full name clearly and concisely. You can add a short, polite title if relevant, such as "I'm [Your Name], a [Year] year student majoring in [Major]."
3. Briefly Share Your Background:
Optionally, you can mention your hometown or previous educational institution. This can be a great conversation starter, especially if you share similarities with classmates or professors.
4. Highlight Your Interests:
Sharing a specific interest related to the context can demonstrate your enthusiasm and potential contribution. For example, if joining a club, mention your passion for the topic or activity. In a classroom setting, you could mention a relevant hobby or academic interest.
5. Express Your Excitement (Optional):
Express your excitement about being part of the group, class, or activity. This shows your positive attitude and willingness to engage.
"Hello everyone, my name is Sarah Jones, and I'm a sophomore majoring in Literature. I'm originally from Seattle, Washington, but I'm thrilled to be here in [City Name] and explore all it has to offer. Outside of academics, I'm passionate about writing poetry and attending local literary events. I'm excited to be part of this class and learn from all of you."
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Self-Introduction in English for Students: Example
For younger students, self-introductions can be shorter and simpler, focusing on basic information and friendly introductions.
"Hi, I'm Alex! I'm in [Grade Level] and my favourite subject is [Subject Name]. I enjoy playing [Sport/Activity] in my free time. It's nice to meet you all!"
Self-Introduction in English for College Students: PDF Resources
While this guide provides a solid foundation, several resources can offer additional guidance and specific examples for college students. You can find downloadable PDF documents containing templates, prompts, and tips by searching online for "Self-Introduction for College Students PDF." Remember to adapt the provided information to your unique experiences and the specific context.
Self-Introduction Speech in English for Students:
Delivering a self-introduction speech can be daunting, but with preparation and practice, you can present yourself confidently. Here are some tips:
- Craft a clear and concise speech: Keep it brief, ideally under 2 minutes. Focus on the most relevant information and tailor it to the audience.
- Practice your delivery: Rehearse beforehand to ensure you speak clearly and comfortably.
- Maintain eye contact and use positive body language: Engage your audience by maintaining eye contact, using appropriate gestures, and smiling.
- End on a positive note: Thank the audience for their time and express your enthusiasm for being involved.
How to Write a Self-Introduction in English for Students
Whether writing an email introduction or a formal application essay, follow these steps to craft a compelling self-introduction:
- Start with a strong opening sentence: Grab the reader's attention with a captivating sentence that highlights your qualifications or interest.
- Provide relevant information: Include details relevant to the context, such as your academic background, relevant experiences, and skills.
- Demonstrate your personality: Inject your voice and personality through descriptive language and positive statements.
- Proofread carefully: Ensure your writing is free of grammatical errors and typos.
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A self-introduction is an opportunity to showcase your unique qualities and potential. Be confident, enthusiastic, and true to yourself. By following these tips and examples, you can craft self-introductions in English that leave a lasting positive impression in any situation.
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