Japanese Dessert Workshop(Internation Company's Team Building)

Your workplace project final report should provide a comprehensive review of your project. It should be suitable to provide to all members of your organisation. Central to your report should be a review of the processes and a comparison of the outcomes of the project against your plans and goals. The exact contents of your workplace project report will vary according to the nature of the project undertaken. Your report should include all the standard formal business report requirements such as a clear and precise executive summary, recommendations and a critical discussion on all areas that are relevant to your project and its execution. For example: the issue the project investigated a brief explanation of the project plan methodology used and the extent to which you applied it project highlights, disappointments, set-backs, problems project outcomes, recommendations and interventions required It is expected that at least eight references that are either sourced from academic textbooks or peer reviewed journal articles will be used to inform your critical discussion and critical reflections. The more research you do, the more informed your writing will be.

Discussion and management of issues, challenges and highlights

(Available Marks 8)

Integration of a broad range of theory and depth of critical

discussion

(Available Marks 8)

Clarity of explanation of project outcomes

(Available Marks 6)

Critical reection and discussion of lessons learnt

(Available Marks 5)

Report content, clarity of writing, compliance with task

requirements and overall presentation of report

(Available Marks 3)