Let Me Introduce Myself: Self Introduction and Exchange
How many times have you introduced yourself in your lifetime? For example, you introduce yourself to friends, in business meetings, and during round tables. By now, you should be pretty good at your self-introduction.
In business culture, new contacts often exchange their company information, phone number, or email address. They do this by exchanging a handy business card.
Using the business card template, ask your students to fill these out. In the next class, they can practice self-introduction by walking around the classroom and greeting fellow students.
Not only does this help students, but you get to put a name on each student’s face. And if they don’t have a photo, just have them draw a picture of themselves.
Let Me Introduce Myself Example
Use the template as an example for your personal business card.
- What’s your name? My name is John.
- Where are you from? I am from the United States.
- What’s your phone number? My phone number is XXX-XXXX
- When’s your birthday? My birthday is January 4th, 1980.
- What are your hobbies? I like to play soccer, read books, and watch movies.
- What’s your favorite sport? My favorite sport is soccer.
Fill out the business card below and cut it out. Practice introductions with your friends in a class by walking around and asking questions about items on their business cards.
Related Self Introduction Worksheets
If you need more self-introduction worksheets, see our free printable activity sheets below.
Ice Breakers
Classroom Language
Let Me Introduce Myself
School Rules
Teacher Quiz
Why Learn English
Your First Class