第1篇 竞选学生会勤工助学中心副部长演讲稿
尊敬的领导们：
你们好！我是国际商务学院勤工助学中心的干事xx。我来自10电商一班。首先，感谢大家的支持与学校提供的这次机会，使我能参与竞选，一展自己的抱负。我竞选的职位是：勤工助学中心的副部长。
在进入大学后，我加入了勤工这个部门。我热爱我的部门、热爱我的工作、热爱我的生活。对我来说，没有最好，只有更好。过去的工作经验和能力的积累，使我觉得有能力肩负这一重任。学生会的目的就是：调节好老师和同学们之间的关系、组织好我分院的各项活动等等。
部长是一个许多同学都向往的职位。需要一个有能力有爱心的人来担当。竞选副部对我来说更是一次大胆的尝试。我相信我有这个能力，希望能给我机会去证明。我将尽自己最大的努力使自己的工作得到大家的认可。我自信在同学、老师、领导们的帮助下，我能胜任这项工作。
说也不长，我来勤工部门已经将近一个学期的时间了。从工作中，我学会了怎样为人处事、怎样学会忍耐、怎样解决一些矛盾、怎样协调好勤工部与各部门之间的关系、怎样动员一切可以团结的力量、怎样提拔和运用良才、怎样处理好学习与工作之间的矛盾、怎样冷静的处理各种大小事物。
我是个很内向的女孩子。在部门中，我不是很爱言语的。但寸有所长，尺有所短。天生我才必有用，我有年轻的资本，有激情提供动力，有能力作为保证。我敢爱敢恨、敢想敢做，我喜欢真心实意，厌恶勾心斗角，我崇尚高度与长度，鄙视儒弱与胆小，我有极大的自尊心、有强烈的责任感、有极强的团队精神与合作意识。
多次从事勤工工作的我，在此期间学会了很多，但昨日已经过去，明天才是我的追求。高中生活是我人生的一个转折，城市学院的书香之气带给了我学习的机遇，也带给了我施展才华的舞台。这次参加竞选勤工部副部长也是对我的锻炼和考验，我热爱我的工作。
那勤工部是做什么的呢？这是每一个竞选人必须首先回答的问题。我的理解是：从广义上说。勤工部是一个代表学生的团体。是指，学生在学校的组织下利用课余时间。通过自己的劳动取得合法报酬，用于改善学习和生活条件的社会实践活动。勤工助学是学校资助工作的重要组成部分，是提高学生综合素质和资助家庭经济困难学生的有效途径。通过兼职或假期的工作报酬以改善学习和生活条件的行为。有些地方也称之为工读或者工读生，半工读或者半工。但是。学生的本性就是学习，不能荒废学业。
我承认，作为学生会的干*很威风，但是威风的同时也需要我们花出时间与精力使周围同学的生活变得丰富、快乐。做工作，不是为了干而干，而是我们从内心底里喜欢着我们的工作，爱着我们的学校！这样，不但不会觉得工作是负担，反而感觉到每做完心中都会有一种感动。
总之，我们每个人都能在这里找到自己的位置，发出我们青春的呼喊！我们将努力使勤工部成为学校领导与学生之间一座沟通心灵的桥梁，成为师生之间的纽带。新的勤工部不再将是徒有虚名的摆设，而是有所作为的名副其实的存在！
如果我竞选成功，我将努力以自身的行动来带动大家。努力做到大事讲原则，小事讲风格，共事讲团结，做事讲效果。我将用真诚、理解和信任对待我们的每一个部员，给他们一个宽松的自我发展和创造的空间。，我将用旺盛的精力、清醒的头脑来做好这项工作。，当然还有很多我就不多说了。我想我们都应该当个实干家，不需要那些美丽的词汇来修饰。
如果我当选上了，我将作好自己本职工作，在院领导、老师的指导下，“求真，务实，开拓，创新”，将我系的学生工作做“小”，做“细”，为同学服务，为老师分忧，我们将自始至终地遵循“一切为大家”的原则
如果这次我竞选失败，无论什么原因，我都不后悔我参与竞争的选择。我落选了，说明我还有许多缺点，我将继续自我完善。我会一如既往，安安心心做好本职工作，在竞争中经受锻炼，在挫折中接受考验，向竞争的优胜者学习，为以后自己的成长积蓄能量 。希望是自信的动力，自信是成功的源泉，马，只有跑过千里，才能知其是否为良驹；人，只有通过竞争，才能知其是否为栋梁；既然是花，我就要开放；既然是树，我就要长成栋梁；既然是石头，我就要去铺出大路；我坚信，青春的舞台由我主宰会更好!我坚信，通过今天的洗礼，明天的我必将受益匪浅，在学生会的工作锻炼中，一只稚拙的雏鸟必将长起丰满的双翼。
参加这次竞选无疑又是一次绝好的锻炼机会，凭借这么久的经验，凭借高涨的热情，我确信自己能够胜任学生会工作。今天我在这里努力争取这份责任，希望承担这份责任，不是为了荣誉和名号，或浮华背后的虚伪，而是希望伴随大家一起成长，一起为我系的学生工作献出一分微薄但很坚实的力量，大学生活，一路上有你有我，有彼此的祝福，期待，与信任。
工作锻炼了我，生活造就了我。戴尔卡耐基说过“不要怕推销自己，只要你认为自己有才华，你就应该认为自己有资格提任这个或那个职务。谢谢！
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第2篇 爱是帮助学生的钥匙英语演讲稿
good afternoon ladies and gentleman,it is a great honor to be chosen to speak here
. i value this chance of sharing teaching experience with distinguished teachers very much. to be honest i felt rather nostalgic when somebody told me i would make a speech before all of you fine people. i can still remember when i made my first speech in college.
my heart would have jumped out of my chest if i hadn’t tried my best to control my breath. the reason lies in the fact that i really didn’t know what to say at that time!??well today, being a teacher of english for some years in shenzhen, i have a strong sense of responsibility, which always fills me with strength and confidence. ??i am from xinzhou middle school located in the west part of shenzhen. there are two extremes in my school. about 38% are from local resident families, whose parents are rich and some even rich enough to own several buildings. but some of the children in such families turned out to be slow in their lessons. they seem to have everything but the motivation of learning. however, about 60% of the students are from working class families in the villages near by, whose parents hold temporary residence identities. sometimes when we visit these students at home we noticed that a large proportion of their living standards are very critical.
some don’t even have desks good enough to finish their homework on. no wonder they appear quite reluctant to pay enough attention to the teachers in classes, and always find excuses not to finish their homework. and according to assessment criteria there are 40% students struggling to get a pass in the english learning. some even can not make a proper sentence before they are going to take the matriculation examinations.??i still remember once i saw my student coming to school with one arm hanging on her neck. when asked she just said she was careless when she run across a pond, fell down and broke her arm.
but later i got to know that she fell from the place she sleeps on the temporary second floor at home, where half of it is a small shop in the village, while she was climbing down the ladder. at that time she was in a hurry to go to school. not until then did i realized how hard it is for some of our students to manage to survive in shenzhen, let along concentrate in learning their lessons at school. i believe if children live in poverty, they learn to fight for their future, if children live in comfort they learn to enjoy themselves. ??then come the question, “how could i help them?” “what do they need most?” after some years of practicing i got to know three golden rules in english teaching in such kind of schools. rule no.1 getting to know what exactly problems in our students’ learning english have and trying best to give them individual instructions;??rule no.2 try best to build up their confidence, let them have a taste of success. make them believe that english is not that difficult as they thought to be;??rule no.3 never trying to teach them the knowledge of english until they really mastered their own way of studying. for the most valuable knowledge is not the knowledge itself; it is the learning strategy.??rule no. 4 the most important aspect in teaching here is love we cherish during teaching.
if we don’t love our students whole-heartedly we will never succeed in secondary education in shenzhen.so from what my experience, “love” is the key to motivate our students! ??thank you!
第3篇 英语演讲稿:爱是帮助学生的钥匙
good afternoon ladies and gentleman,
it is a great honor to be chosen to speak here. i value this chance of sharing teaching experience with distinguished teachers very much. to be honest i felt rather nostalgic when somebody told me i would make a speech before all of you fine people. i can still remember when i made my first speech in college. my heart would have jumped out of my chest if i hadn’t tried my best to control my breath. the reason lies in the fact that i really didn’t know what to say at that time!
well today, being a teacher of english for some years in shenzhen, i have a strong sense of responsibility, which always fills me with strength and confidence.
i am from xinzhou middle school located in the west part of shenzhen. there are two extremes in my school. about 38% are from local resident families, whose parents are rich and some even rich enough to own several buildings. but some of the children in such families turned out to be slow in their lessons. they seem to have everything but the motivation of learning. however, about 60% of the students are from working class families in the villages near by, whose parents hold temporary residence identities. sometimes when we visit these students at home we noticed that a large proportion of their living standards are very critical. some don’t even have desks good enough to finish their homework on. no wonder they appear quite reluctant to pay enough attention to the teachers in classes, and always find excuses not to finish their homework. and according to assessment criteria there are 40% students struggling to get a pass in the english learning. some even can not make a proper sentence before they are going to take the matriculation examinations.
i still remember once i saw my student coming to school with one arm hanging on her neck. when asked she just said she was careless when she run across a pond, fell down and broke her arm. but later i got to know that she fell from the place she sleeps on the temporary second floor at home, where half of it is a small shop in the village, while she was climbing down the ladder. at that time she was in a hurry to go to school. not until then did i realized how hard it is for some of our students to manage to survive in shenzhen, let along concentrate in learning their lessons at school. i believe if children live in poverty, they learn to fight for their future, if children live in comfort they learn to enjoy themselves.
then come the question, “how could i help them?” “what do they need most?” after some years of practicing i got to know three golden rules in english teaching in such kind of schools.
rule no.1 getting to know what exactly problems in our students’ learning english have and trying best to give them individual instructions;
rule no.2 try best to build up their confidence, let them have a taste of success. make them believe that english is not that difficult as they thought to be;
rule no.3 never trying to teach them the knowledge of english until they really mastered their own way of studying. for the most valuable knowledge is not the knowledge itself; it is the learning strategy.
rule no. 4 the most important aspect in teaching here is love we cherish during teaching. if we don’t love our students whole-heartedly we will never succeed in secondary education in shenzhen.
so from what my experience, “love” is the key to motivate our students!
thank you!
