All students will complete a 15-minute presentation which, along with the completed Record of Activities form, will be awarded a mark worth 10% of the total module mark. This will take place during the Summer Examination Period. The focus of your presentation will be to demonstrate how you have developed your graduate skills and how you plan to continue their development. The presentation will allow practice in oral communication of skills development. The structure will be introduced in a study session in Week 8 (w/c 15/04/13). Written Examination (30%) You will be required to sit a formal 1 hour written examination that will assess the skills you have acquired during the module, including the work placement. The examination will be held at the end of Semester 2 during the Summer Examination Period under normal examination conditions. A sample examination paper will be available on Blackboard at the start of Semester 2 to help you prepare for assessment. Assessment Guidance and Regulations You should familiarise yourself with the definitions of the graduate skills and the assessment criteria for the module (all within this Handbook) You should work proactively throughout your placement to collect evidence that will enable you to provide examples that meet the assessment criteria at the highest levels. If you are concerned about collecting enough evidence from your placement to discuss at your final assessment you should seek advice from the Module Leader Formal requests for extension to any assessment deadlines, together with supporting evidence, must be submitted on a PEC form to the School Office If you fail this module, but have successfully attended a placement, you will be required to re submit components of the assessment as specified by the Module Leader
All students will complete a 15-minute presentation which, along with the completed Record of Activities form, will be awarded a mark worth 10% of the total module mark. This will take place during the Summer Examination Period. The focus of your presentation will be to demonstrate how you have developed your graduate skills and how you plan to continue their development. The presentation will allow practice in oral communication of skills development. The structure will be introduced in a study session in Week 8 (w/c 15/04/13). Written Examination (30%) You will be required to sit a formal 1 hour written examination that will assess the skills you have acquired during the module, including the work placement. The examination will be held at the end of Semester 2 during the Summer Examination Period under normal examination conditions. A sample examination paper will be available on Blackboard at the start of Semester 2 to help you prepare for assessment. Assessment Guidance and Regulations You should familiarise yourself with the definitions of the graduate skills and the assessment criteria for the module (all within this Handbook) You should work proactively throughout your placement to collect evidence that will enable you to provide examples that meet the assessment criteria at the highest levels. If you are concerned about collecting enough evidence from your placement to discuss at your final assessment you should seek advice from the Module Leader Formal requests for extension to any assessment deadlines, together with supporting evidence, must be submitted on a PEC form to the School Office If you fail this module, but have successfully attended a placement, you will be required to re submit components of the assessment as specified by the Module Leader
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