60% weighting of the module. A 2000-word reflective report based on the students event planning process and event execution experience. It should include considerations on performance for the event execution and reflection on the students own contribution to their group and work on their event, linking to theoretical concepts and academic discussion underpinning the students own practice.
Students will be required to use either Gibbs or Kolb reflective model as a framework to support their reflective report structure and content, including justification for their chosen model.
The report must use appropriate theory and literature to support the following:
Reflection on at least 3 aspects of your involvement in your group work, event management process and the event execution
I have all the information of what happened etc
A critical assessment of the work you undertook, the event outcomes and what you could have improved on
Write a paper on your Consideration on how you may take forward your experiences and learning from your event and group work and apply it to your future practice in Events Management
The two sub-components combine to give a single Module mark of 100%.
All coursework reports should contain no fewer than 20 references, of which at least 15 are from academic journal articles or other academic sources; the remainder should be from factual sources such as trade magazines or Industry/Government institutions.
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