15000 words for bussiness managements assignments
Assignment Brief
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Module Code: |
LD9632
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Module Title: |
SME Project |
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First week of the module |
Hand in Date: |
Further information about general assessment criteria, The Academic Regulations for Taught Awards (ARTA) regulations, referencing and plagiarism can be found on the module’s site on the e-Learning Portal. You are advised to read and follow this information.
At the end of this module, you will have achieved the following Programme Learning Outcomes:
6.1.1 Demonstrate critical understanding of key aspects of enterprise, entrepreneurship, business, management and leadership knowledge, at least some of which are at or
informed by the forefront of aspects of the discipline.
6.1.2 Demonstrate an appreciation of the uncertainty, ambiguity and limits of knowledge
6.3.1 This is the AoL data collection point . Apply techniques of analysis and enquiry through initiating and carrying out investigations into SME business related
issues/projects.
6.5.1 Demonstrate critical understanding of how their own cultural and ethical values may impact on their ability to engage and work ethically, constructively and sensitively in
diverse environments and/or teams
In addition, the following module learning outcomes will be achieved
MLO1 Your appreciation of the uncertainty, ambiguity and limits of the knowledge you produce through your research.
MLO2 Your ability to apply techniques of analysis and enquiry in the investigation of a SME related issue. AOL Data collection point
MLO3 Your ability to discuss and apply an understanding of the ethical issues associated with conducting research
MLO1 MLO2 Aol Data Point MLO3
Report X X X
Proposal X
Instructions for the Assessment of this module:
Summative Assessment:
You will be summatively assessed by a 1000-word SME project proposal weighted at 20% (in Semester 1) and a 4000* word research report weighted at 80% (in Semester 2).
The SME project proposal (in Semester 1) will include the following elements (SME project proposal template attached):
The title of the project
An outline of the problem or opportunity being addressed
The aims and objectives of the project
Management literature and theories underpinning the project
An indication of the methods to be used
A programme of work and timetable
References
The research report (in Semester 2) will include the following elements:
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An executive summary |
5% of overall report mark – 150 words |
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An introduction to the project and research objectives |
5% of the overall report mark – 250 words |
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A critical literature review |
25% of the overall report mark – 1500 words |
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A research informed and justified methodology |
15% of the overall report mark – 1000 words |
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A discussion of research ethics |
5% of the overall report mark – 200 words |
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Presentation and analysis of findings |
10% of the overall report mark (not in word count) |
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Study conclusions |
10% of the overall report mark – 400 words |
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Recommendations |
10% of the overall report mark (not in word count) |
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Reflective Report (MLO4) |
10% of the overall report mark (500 words) |
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Structure, Layout and Academic Practice |
5% of the overall report mark |
* Note some sections within the report are not included in the word count, thus the actual word count of the report will exceed 4000 words.
The proposal will outline the area of study, aims & objectives, underpinning management literature & theories and methods to be used (20%) (MLO1)
The research report will address the research method adopted to achieve your research aims/objectives, literature review, data collection, data analysis and the generation of supportable conclusions and recommendations. Reflective component not in word count. (80%) (MLO1, MLO2, MLO3)
Your answers should consider appropriate and relevant theories, models and concepts which demonstrate wider reading and which are appropriately cited and referenced using the APA referencing system.
Word limits and penalties for assignments
If the assignment is within +10% of the stated word limit no penalty will apply.
The word count is to be declared on the front page of your assignment and the assignment cover sheet. The word count does not include:
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· Title and Contents page · Glossary · Reference list
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· Bibliography · Appendices · Quotes from interviews and focus groups.
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· Appropriate tables, figures and illustrations · Presentation and analysis of findings · Recommendations
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Please note, in text citations [e.g. (Smith, 2011)] and direct secondary quotations [e.g. “dib-dab nonsense analysis” (Smith, 2011 p.123)] are INCLUDED in the word count.
If this word count is falsified, students are reminded that under ARTA page 30 Section 3.4 this will be regarded as academic misconduct.
If the word limit of the full assignment exceeds the +10% limit, 10% then in that case the marker will stop reading at the point when they judge that the word limit exceeds the recommended word count by more than 10%. The marker will indicate the point at which they stop reading on the text.
Students are advised that they may be asked to submit an electronic version of their assignment and so should retain an electronic version of the assignment.
Submission of Assessment:
You should submit your assessments electronically to the Turnitin Submission Tool within the module ELearning Site. This can be found in the Assessment and Submission section
Your assignment will be marked and feedback offered 20 working days from the hand in date.
You must also keep a copy of your assignment for your own records in case a second copy is required. The assignment submitted will not be returned to you, so again keep a copy for your own use.
It is your responsibility as the student to ensure that you are submitting your final and complete assignment to be marked. Only send your assignment to the above email address to avoid confusion.
Assignment marking scheme: SME Proposal
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Less than 30% Clear Fail Standard not met 1
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30-39%Fail Standard not met 2
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40-49 Pass Adequate Standard met 1
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50-59 Pass Good Standard met 2
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60-69 Pass Very Good Standard met 3
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70-79 Excellent Standard excelled 1
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80-89 Outstanding Standard excelled 2 |
90-100 Exemplary Standard excelled 3 |
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Proposal: Generic Presentation (Structure, writing style, spelling, grammar and referencing) - 25%
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Completely insufficient structure. There are significant spelling, grammatical and typographical errors with the structure/layout not conforming to the specified proposal guidelines. |
Insufficient structure. There are significant spelling, grammatical and typographical errors with the structure/layout not conforming to the specified proposal guidelines. |
Adequate / basic structure. Generally free from spelling, grammatical or typographical errors. The structure/layout is generally consistent with proposal guidelines. |
A good structure. Mostly free from spelling, grammatical or typographical errors. The structure/layout is mostly consistent with proposal guidelines. |
Very Good structure. Free from spelling, grammatical or typographical errors. The structure/layout is consistent with proposal guidelines. |
Excellent structure. Free from spelling, grammatical or typographical errors. The structure/layout is consistent with proposal guidelines. |
Outstanding structure. Free from spelling, grammatical or typographical errors. The structure/layout is consistent with proposal guidelines. |
Exemplary structure. Free from spelling, grammatical or typographical errors. The structure/layout is consistent with proposal guidelines.
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Rationale, aims and objectives of the proposed project – 25%
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Completely insufficient focus. The business and management focus is not made sufficiently clear. The proposed study lacks rationale and the research question and objectives are inappropriate. |
Insufficient focus. The business and management focus is unclear. Research question and some objectives are outlined but require further development to ensure they are specific. |
Adequate / basic focus. There is an explanation of the purpose of the proposed study within a business and management context, but this needs further justification. Research question and objectives are stated – but need to be specific.
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A good explanation of the purpose of the proposed study within a business and management context. Clear research question and objectives are proposed but could be further developed. |
A very good rationale for the proposed study within a business and management context. Clearly defined research question and proposed study objectives. |
Excellent rationale for the study which is focused and within a business and management context. Excellently defined research question and proposed study objectives. |
Outstanding rationale for the study which is focused and within a business and management context. Outstandingly defined research question and proposed study objectives. |
Exemplary rationale for the study which is focused and within a business and management context. Exemplarily defined research question and study objectives. |
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Management literature and theories underpinning the proposed project – 25%
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Completely insufficient management literature and theories identified. The identified literature is inappropriate, irrelevant and lacks required academic underpinning and focus. |
Insufficient management literature and theories identified. The identified literature is inappropriate, irrelevant and lacks required academic underpinning and focus. Insufficient association can be seen with the proposed topic/aims and the identified management literature.
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Adequate / basic management literature and theories identified. The association of the identified literature to the topic/aims is unclear. |
A good management literature and theories identified. An attempt to associate identified literature with the topic/aims is made but requires sound justification. |
A very good management literature and theories identified. Clear link is established to the proposed topic/aims and key the management literature. |
Excellent identification of focal management literature and theories that focus of the proposed study area. Key authors/contributors within the area of proposed study have been identified, acknowledged and referenced. |
Outstanding management literature and theories have been identified. Key authors/contributors within the area of proposed study have been identified, acknowledged and referenced. |
Exemplary management literature and theories have been identified. Key authors/contributors within the area of proposed study have been identified, acknowledged and referenced. |
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Methodology and methods proposed – 25%
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Completely insufficient identification & discussion of research strategy and methods to be used. There is little/no discussion on the proposed research strategies, research methods and data analysis. |
Insufficient discussion of the proposed research strategy and methods. There is a significant lack of discussion focusing on research strategies, research methods and data analysis to be used. |
Adequate / basic discussion of the proposed research strategy and methods. However, some elements of the discussion need further focus, i.e. discussion demonstrating awareness of alternative methods, justifying selection and recognising the potential limitations of the chosen methods. |
A good discussion of the proposed research strategy and methods. A sound discussion of alternative methods, justifying selection and recognising the potential limitations of the chosen methods. |
Very Good discussion of the proposed research strategy and methods. A very good discussion of alternative methods, justifying selection and recognising the potential limitations of the chosen methods. A clear explanation of the practical details of the proposed research. |
Excellent discussion of the proposed research strategy and methods. An excellent discussion of alternative methods, justifying selection and recognising the potential limitations of the chosen methods. A detailed explanation of the practical details of the proposed research. |
Outstanding discussion of the proposed research strategy and methods. Outstanding discussion of alternative methods, justifying selection and recognising the potential limitations of the chosen methods. Thorough explanation of the practical details of the proposed research. |
Exemplary discussion of the proposed research strategy and methods. Exemplary discussion of alternative methods, justifying selection and recognising the potential limitations of the chosen methods. Thorough explanation of the practical details of the proposed research.
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Assignment marking scheme: SME Report
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Less than 30% Clear Fail |
30-39%Fail |
40-49 Pass Adequate |
50-59 Pass Good |
60-69 Pass Very Good |
70-79 Excellent |
80-89 Outstanding |
90-100 Exemplary |
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Presentation, Structure and Academic Practice - 5%
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Standard not met 1 Completely insufficient structure. There are significant spelling, grammatical and typographical errors with the layout not conforming to the specified guidelines. |
Standard not met 2 Insufficient structure. There are significant spelling, grammatical and typographical errors with the layout not conforming to the specified guidelines. |
Standard met 1 Adequate / basic structure. Generally free from spelling, grammatical or typographical errors. The layout and format is generally consistent with guidelines. |
Standard met 2 A good structure. Mostly free from spelling, grammatical or typographical errors. The layout and format is mostly consistent with guidelines. |
Standard met 3 Very Good structure. Free from spelling, grammatical or typographical errors. The layout and format is consistent with guidelines. |
Standard met 1 Excellent structure. Free from spelling, grammatical or typographical errors. The layout and format is consistent with guidelines. |
Standard met 2 Outstanding structure. Free from spelling, grammatical or typographical errors. The layout and format is consistent with guidelines. |
Standard met 3 Exemplary structure. Free from spelling, grammatical or typographical errors. The layout and format is consistent with guidelines. |
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Executive Summary - Completion of an executive summary - 5% |
Completely insufficient executive summary. The executive summary is missing or inadequate with key sections missing. |
Insufficient executive summary. An adequate executive summary but key information is missing. |
Adequate / basic executive summary. A sound executive summary, which includes most essential information, but may give greater precedence to some elements over others. |
A good executive summary, which includes all essential information. |
A very good executive summary including all relevant information to a very good standard. |
Excellent executive summary including all relevant information to an extremely high standard. |
Outstanding executive summary including all relevant information to an extremely high standard. |
Exemplary executive summary including all relevant information to an extremely high standard. |
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Methodology - Discussion and justification of appropriate research strategy and methods - 15%
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Completely insufficient discussion on research strategy and methods. There is no discussion on research strategies, research methods or data analysis. The practical details of the research study are missing. |
Insufficient discussion on research strategy and methods. There is a significant lack of discussion focusing on research strategies and research methods. The practical detail of the research is limited and there is no acknowledgement of data analysis tools. |
Adequate / basic discussion on research strategy and methods. An adequate discussion of research strategies, however, some elements of the discussion; demonstrating awareness of different types, justifying selection and acknowledging the limitations of the chosen strategy, require further work. An adequate discussion of research methods, however, some elements of the discussion; demonstrating awareness of the different types, justifying selection and recognizing the potential limitations may be missing or underdeveloped. Identification of data analysis tools is underdeveloped or not appropriate. Limited discussion of the practical details of the data collection process is evident and requires further work. |
A good discussion on research strategy and methods. A sound discussion of research strategies, however, some elements of the discussion; demonstrating awareness of different types, justifying selection and acknowledging the limitations of the chosen strategy focusing, may be missing or underdeveloped. A sound discussion of research methods, however, some elements of the discussion; demonstrating awareness of the different types, justifying selection and recognizing the potential limitations are underdeveloped. Identification of appropriate data analysis tools are either incorrect or missing a discussion. Some elements of the practical details of the conduct of the research is evident, however, some elements are missing. |
Very Good discussion on research strategy and methods. A very good discussion of research strategies demonstrating awareness of the different types, justifying selection and acknowledging the limitations of the chosen strategy. A very good discussion of research methods demonstrating awareness of the different types, justifying selection and recognising the potential limitations. Appropriate data analysis tools are identified and explained. A clear explanation of the practical details of the conduct of the research. |
Excellent discussion on research strategy and methods. An excellent discussion of research strategies demonstrating awareness of the different types, justifying selection and acknowledging the limitations of the chosen strategy. An excellent discussion of research methods demonstrating awareness of the different types, justifying selection and recognising the potential limitations. Excellent identification of data analysis tools which are explained and acknowledge the limitations. A detailed explanation of the practical details of the conduct of the research. |
Outstanding discussion on research strategy and methods. Outstanding discussion of research strategies demonstrating awareness of the different types, justifying selection and acknowledging the limitations of the chosen strategy. Outstanding discussion of research methods demonstrating awareness of the different types, justifying selection and recognising the potential limitations. Outstanding identification of data analysis tools which are thoroughly explained acknowledging limitations with an attempt to manage them within the study. Thorough explanation of the practical details of the conduct of the research. |
Exemplary discussion on research strategy and methods. Exemplary discussion of research strategies demonstrating awareness of the different types, justifying selection and acknowledging the limitations of the chosen strategy. Exemplary discussion of research methods demonstrating awareness of the different types, justifying selection and recognising the potential limitations. Exemplary identification of data analysis tools which are thoroughly explained acknowledging limitations with an attempt to manage them within the study. Thorough explanation of the practical details of the conduct of the research. |
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Demonstrate an understanding of the ethical issues for leaders and/or managers and professional practice - 5% |
Completely insufficient understanding of the ethical issues. There is no discussion of research ethics. There is also no consideration of organisational and/or individual consent and the approaches taken to ensure this research is undertaken in an ethical manner. |
Insufficient understanding of the ethical issues. There is a significant lack of discussion relating to research ethics and the practical detail of ethical implications is brief. |
Adequate / basic understanding of the ethical issues. Limited discussion research ethics and whilst the ethical issues are highlighted, there is only limited discussion of the personal and organizational implications for the study. |
A good understanding of the ethical issues. Research ethics and the ethical issues are recognised with an attempt to discuss the implications for the study from both a personal and organizational perspective (where appropriate). |
Very Good understanding of the ethical issues. Research ethics are discussed from a theoretical perspective well and the ethical issues are recognised with a detailed attempt to discuss the implications for the study from both a personal and organizational perspective (where appropriate). |
Excellent understanding of the ethical issues. Research ethics are discussed from a theoretical perspective well. There is a thorough explanation of the practical details of the conduct of the research with an excellent appreciation of the ethical issues from both a personal and organizational perspective (where appropriate). |
Outstanding understanding of the ethical issues. Research ethics are discussed from a theoretical perspective well. There is a thorough explanation of the practical details of the conduct of the research with an outstanding appreciation of the ethical issues from both a personal and organizational perspective (where appropriate). |
Exemplary understanding of the ethical issues. Research ethics are discussed from a theoretical perspective well. There is a thorough explanation of the practical details of the conduct of the research with an exemplary appreciation of the ethical issues from both a personal and organizational perspective (where appropriate).
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Present and analyse findings of contemporary research into Business, Management or Leadership Issues, by applying techniques of analysis and enquiry in the investigation of a SME related issue - 10%
AoL 3 data collection point |
Completely insufficient/ no data presented. No inferences are drawn and no theoretical links made. |
Insufficient data presentation. Only a few inferences are drawn from the data and those which are, are poor. No theoretical links are drawn upon when discussing the data. |
Adequate / basic data presentation. Inferences drawn from the data are limited. Very few theoretical links are drawn upon when discussing the data. |
A good data presentation. Inferences are drawn from the data. Few theoretical links drawn upon when discussing the data. |
Very Good presentation of data. Very good inferences are drawn from the data. Some relevant theory is drawn upon when discussing the data. |
Excellent presentation of data. Excellent inferences are drawn from the data. Relevant theory is drawn upon when discussing the data providing a very detailed discussion of the findings. |
Outstanding presentation of data. Outstanding inferences drawn from the data. Relevant theory is drawn upon to develop a mature discussion of the findings. |
Exemplary presentation of data. Exemplary inferences drawn from the data. Relevant theory is drawn upon to develop a mature discussion of the findings. |
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Conclusions - Conclusions and Future Research - 10 % |
Completely insufficient conclusions. No conclusions drawn. The need for further research is not acknowledged |
Insufficient conclusions. Irrelevant or inappropriate conclusions drawn which are not supported by the data. The need for further research is not acknowledged |
Adequate / basic conclusions. Some adequate conclusions are drawn from the analysis and supported by data, however, greater transparency and discussion required to develop this section further. Conclusions are somewhat relevant to the literature reviewed and attempt to address the research question, however, requires further development. The need for further research is acknowledged. |
Good conclusions. Some sound conclusions drawn from the analysis and supported by data but this could be strengthened. Conclusions are relevant to the literature reviewed and go some way to address the research question. The need for further research is highlighted but not discussed in detail. |
Very Good conclusions. Very good conclusions drawn from the analysis and supported by data. Conclusions are relevant to the literature reviewed and address the research question. The need for further research is outlined. |
Excellent conclusions. Excellent conclusions drawn from the analysis and supported by data. Conclusions are very relevant to the literature reviewed and address the research question. The need for further research is identified with some supporting analysis. |
Outstanding conclusions. Outstanding conclusions drawn from the analysis and supported by data. Conclusions are extremely relevant to the literature reviewed and clearly address the research question. The need for further research is identified and critically analysed. |
Exemplary conclusions. Exemplary conclusions drawn from the analysis and supported by data. Conclusions are extremely relevant to the literature reviewed and clearly address the research question. The need for further research is identified and critically analysed. |
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Recommendations - Practical recommendations based on the outcomes of this study - 10% |
Completely insufficient recommendations. Either no recommendations made or those which are made are Irrelevant or inappropriate which are not supported by the literature or data. |
Insufficient recommendations. Some adequate recommendations are drawn although could be better aligned to the literature, analysis, conclusions and research question. |
Adequate / basic recommendations. Some sound practical recommendations drawn from the literature, analysis and conclusions, although could be more detailed and/or aligned to the research question. |
Good recommendations. Good practical recommendations drawn from the analysis and conclusions. They are relevant to the literature reviewed and clearly address the research question although could be more detailed.
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Very Good recommendations. Very good practical recommendations drawn from the analysis and conclusions. They are extremely relevant to the literature reviewed and clearly address the research question. |
Excellent recommendations. Excellent practical recommendations drawn from the analysis and conclusions. They are extremely relevant to the literature reviewed and clearly address the research question. |
Outstanding recommendations. Outstanding practical recommendations drawn from the analysis and conclusions. They are extremely relevant to the literature reviewed and clearly address the research question. |
Exemplary recommendations. Exemplary practical recommendations drawn from the analysis and conclusions. They are extremely relevant to the literature reviewed and clearly address the research question. |
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Reflective Learning Statement MLO4 - A reflective learning statement considering the impact of your learning throughout this programme both personally and professionally.-10% |
Completely insufficient reflective learning statement. Reflective statement of learning is missing or very brief. |
Insufficient reflective learning statement. Reflective statement of learning lacks significant discussion with no specific examples given. |
Adequate / basic reflective learning statement. An adequate reflective statement of learning although there could be more detailed use of example, SWOT and PDP. |
Good reflective learning statement. A sound reflective statement of learning analysing a range of experiences throughout the learning process. There could be more detailed use of example, SWOT and PDP. |
Very Good reflective learning statement. A very good reflective statement of learning analysing a range of experiences throughout the learning process. Some very good use of example and a robust SWOT and PDP. |
Excellent reflective learning statement. An excellent reflective statement of learning analysing a range of experiences throughout the learning process. Supported by a range of learning and organisational examples. A detailed SWOT and PDP. |
Outstanding reflective learning statement. Outstanding reflective statement of learning analysing a range of experiences throughout the learning process. Supported by detailed learning and organisational examples. A detailed SWOT and PDP.
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Exemplary reflective learning statement. Exemplary reflective statement of learning analysing a range of experiences throughout the learning process. Supported by detailed learning and organisational examples. A detailed SWOT and PDP. |
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LD9632 - SME Project Proposal (Template)
Should be submitted via turnitin on or before the deadline.
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Student ID |
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Student Name |
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The title of the project |
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An outline of the problem or opportunity being addressed |
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The aim and objectives of the project |
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Management literature and theories underpinning the project |
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An indication of the methods to be used |
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A programme of work and timetable (use a table or Gantt-chart)
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References |
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