create a powerpoint presentation
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I am looking for a freelancer to create a PowerPoint presentation for me. The main purpose of the presentation is to inform the audience. I have existing content that needs to be included in the presentation. The format of the presentation should include both text and images.
Skills and Experience:
- Proficiency in PowerPoint and graphic design
- Strong communication skills to effectively convey information through visuals
- Attention to detail to ensure the presentation is visually appealing and easy to understand
- Ability to work collaboratively to incorporate existing content into the presentation
YOu will need to do some research.
You will use AI to create the slide content and detailed presenter notes.
We need relevant images for each slide.
Colors, look , theme design needs to match this website: www.honeytopbees.com
Slides will need to be created in google slides.
There will be 5 sections to the presentation
Section I
a. A tour inside a bee hive - parts of a bee hive.
b. 7 Interesting facts about bees.
c. 5 Things to know before you start keeping bees
Section II Getting Started with Bees
a. The Why of your beekeeping journey
b. Bee Keeping Opinions, science, and lore.
c. Cost of beekeeping
d. Time investment in beekeeping
e. How many hives?
f. Bee Basics – Types of bees, Roles of each type of bees, lifecycle of a bee
g. Tools & Equipment – essential equipment, types of hives, protective gear, where to buy, what to buy, what not to buy.
Section III Buying and installing your new hive
A. Buying bees – packages vs nucs, where to buy
B. Setting up your hive – placement, assembling, painting, entrance reducers, screened bottom boards
C. Waxing frames
D. How to get the bees to draw out comb
E. Installing bees in your hive
F. How to inspect a hive, first month best practices
Section IV Feeding and inspecting your hives.
a. Feeding your hives, how to make sugar water, additives, pollen subsitutes, water source
b. Inspecting: eggs, larva, finding the queen, marking the queen, pollen, honey, nectar
c. Big 3 Pests: Wax moths, hive beetles, mites. (and how to manage them)
d. Record keeping
e. Mite Tests, When mites counts are highest, effect of mites on bees.
f. Seasonal considerations: Spring Flow, Summer heat issues and summer dearth, Fall Preparation, Overwintering, Summer solstice effect
Section V Growing your Apiary
a. Splitting your hives
b. 5 Frame vs 2 frame nucs
c. Dealing with Queen cells.
d. Avoiding swarms
e. Beekeepig Apps
f. Queens; Making Queens without grafting, mating,
g. Requeening, when and why
Skills and Experience:
- Proficiency in PowerPoint and graphic design
- Strong communication skills to effectively convey information through visuals
- Attention to detail to ensure the presentation is visually appealing and easy to understand
- Ability to work collaboratively to incorporate existing content into the presentation
YOu will need to do some research.
You will use AI to create the slide content and detailed presenter notes.
We need relevant images for each slide.
Colors, look , theme design needs to match this website: www.honeytopbees.com
Slides will need to be created in google slides.
There will be 5 sections to the presentation
Section I
a. A tour inside a bee hive - parts of a bee hive.
b. 7 Interesting facts about bees.
c. 5 Things to know before you start keeping bees
Section II Getting Started with Bees
a. The Why of your beekeeping journey
b. Bee Keeping Opinions, science, and lore.
c. Cost of beekeeping
d. Time investment in beekeeping
e. How many hives?
f. Bee Basics – Types of bees, Roles of each type of bees, lifecycle of a bee
g. Tools & Equipment – essential equipment, types of hives, protective gear, where to buy, what to buy, what not to buy.
Section III Buying and installing your new hive
A. Buying bees – packages vs nucs, where to buy
B. Setting up your hive – placement, assembling, painting, entrance reducers, screened bottom boards
C. Waxing frames
D. How to get the bees to draw out comb
E. Installing bees in your hive
F. How to inspect a hive, first month best practices
Section IV Feeding and inspecting your hives.
a. Feeding your hives, how to make sugar water, additives, pollen subsitutes, water source
b. Inspecting: eggs, larva, finding the queen, marking the queen, pollen, honey, nectar
c. Big 3 Pests: Wax moths, hive beetles, mites. (and how to manage them)
d. Record keeping
e. Mite Tests, When mites counts are highest, effect of mites on bees.
f. Seasonal considerations: Spring Flow, Summer heat issues and summer dearth, Fall Preparation, Overwintering, Summer solstice effect
Section V Growing your Apiary
a. Splitting your hives
b. 5 Frame vs 2 frame nucs
c. Dealing with Queen cells.
d. Avoiding swarms
e. Beekeepig Apps
f. Queens; Making Queens without grafting, mating,
g. Requeening, when and why