There are no pre-requisites for this module to be added

Apprentices will produce a synoptic report based on three substantial examples of work undertaken in their third year. These examples might refer to major projects that the apprentice has been involved in or responsible for. Alternatively, they might be related to different roles the apprentice has occupied. Other options may be discussed with the Module Leader.The purpose of the report is to integrate the learning from the selected activity into a coherent whole. To this end, the report must include a literature review of relevant current theory and practice, and must include a chapter of critical analysis and reflection. The starting point for the work is the selection of the three examples. The report should identify unifying themes which provide focus for later analysis and reflective discussion. On the other hand, an element of contrast among the examples would allow for a deeper and more wide-ranging treatment. Finding the right balance is the focus of the first part of the module.

Upon completion of this module you will be able to

LO1: Summarise significant theoretical concepts related to your workplace activity with reference to current academic and professional literature.

LO2: Articulate your contribution to the management of substantial real-world activity in the workplace including planning, documentation and control.

LO3: Demonstrate professional competence in the application of the core and specialist knowledge and skills to meet the outcomes of an honours level Apprentice.

LO4: Show a capacity for reflective analysis by analysing the strengths and weaknesses of the processes and outcomes of the activity undertaken with reference to their defined objectives and to the work of others, and by evaluating your own skills and personal development.

LO5: Provide evidence of the foregoing in the form of a report which conforms to appropriate standards of presentation and format.