A five year career plan including your development needs to cover the next 2 years and your long term career goal. Separately, identify the factors that could hinder your continued professional development and lifelong learning, and the measures you will take to overcome these.

 portfolio 1 – 10%
 Your skills assessment – 500 words maximum of comment/reflection.
 You should attach a completed skills assessment questionnaire and summary skills table and any personality tests completed such as Myers Briggs which assisted in your self-assessment.

 Portfolio 2 Worth- 20%
 Task – Write a summary of what you have learnt in your Foundation degree studies and employment over the last 2 years reflecting on the value of these skills for your future career roles. (Potential to link to secondary research in relation to skills shortage in hospitality industry.)
 Words – 500 words

 Portfolio 3
 Task – A five year career plan including your development needs to cover the next 2 years and your long term career goal. Separately, identify the factors that could hinder your continued professional development and lifelong learning, and the measures you will take to overcome these.
 Words – 500 words

 Portfolio number – 4 Worth-5%
 Task – Find three job advertisements for managers, supervisors or operational staff within the hospitality industry, within a sector of your choice. List the skills and qualities that are being asked for from applicants.
 Words—400 words

 Portfolio 5
 Worth-10%
Task – Considering your current position, identify an advert and a job that you would like to apply for. Explain why you chose this in relation to your career plan and explain why you are suitable.
 Words – 250 words

Identify the key terms and requirements for a Research Proposal.

Approaching the Assignment:
1. Identify the key terms and requirements for a Research Proposal
2. Use the Marking Criteria to understand the expectations of the reader.
3. Create an outline of your assignment.
4. Use your Research and Referencing to support and justify all your points
5. Use Evidence to support your proposed research design and methodology
6. Your assignment should include in-text citations and be supported with a full List of References. You are expected to use the CU Harvard Referencing Style. Please refer to the CU referencing guide.

Build a strategy map to describe and explain how each aspect of the scorecard can assist your company in achieving its goals and targets.

Task:
1. Identify the vision and strategy of either
 the entire organisation or
 one unit of the organisation, or
 one major long-term financial and strategic investment that the company is involved with.
2. Using published information and material from Coursework 1, prepare a Balanced Scorecard suitable for use by the directors and managers of your organisation to align business activities to the identified vision and strategy, and to monitor performance against strategic goals.
3. Build a strategy map to describe and explain how each aspect of the scorecard can assist your company in achieving its goals and targets.
4. Summarise your recommendations to the Board.
5. Critically discuss and evaluate, with reference to your particular case, the use of Balanced Scorecards for performance management and monitoring.
6. Provide a meaningful Executive Summary of approximately 200 words at the beginning of your report.
7. Format your report professionally and acknowledge all sources according to CULC Harvard standard.

Profile a brand (it could be a completely new or an extension of an existing brand), positioning the brand using the Pop Up Shop as a platform to launch the new collection.

Your team is going to launch a new brand and will use the Pop Up Shop as a way to identify the appropriate location and range of products to sell to a clearly identified customer profile.
The task is for you to profile a brand (it could be a completely new or an extension of an existing brand), positioning the brand using the Pop Up Shop as a platform to launch the new collection. You are free to choose any brand, market segment or audience (tribe) you like, however we would suggest you explore market segments new to you eg: if you worked on Luxury Brands last term then think about another sector such as High Street.

How might a social movement change or combat globalization and inequality?

QUESTION NO. 1
1. Racism and prejudice are encountered in our society in a number of different ways. Using examples from the PBS documentary we watched, A Class Divided (Eye of the Storm), describe how the teacher (and the students) created and reinforced prejudice and discrimination. What were some of the consequences for the children and adults? While we generally think of racism or discrimination as between individuals, there is also institutional racism. What is institutional racism? How might these examples of individual discrimination or prejudice become institutional racism? Please describe in detail 4 ways racism is built into social institutions.
QUESTION NO. 2
2. Using examples from the readings, films and lectures describe what is globalization. What is inequality? How is globalization contributing to inequality in America? How is it contributing to global inequality? How might a social movement change or combat globalization and inequality? Using your sociological imagination, what would be some tools a social movement might need to combat global inequality?
QUESTION NO. 3
3. Gender inequality and stratification comes in many forms. Using examples from the films, readings, and lectures, describe how gender inequality is perpetuated in 3 different social institutions. What is patriarchy’s role in perpetuating gender inequality? How does patriarchy limit both men and women? What are some ways that gender inequality and/or patriarchy can be combatted on both an institutional and personal way? Use examples from the films readings and lectures.

Identify the descriptors and criteria for the opportunity and the same for the feasibility framework.

Approaching the Assignment:
1. Identify the descriptors and criteria for the opportunity and the same for the feasibility framework
2. Use the Marking Criteria to understand the expectations of the reader.
3. Use your research sources and referencing to evidence, support and justify your feasibility analysis
4. Your assignment should include relevant in-text citations, diagrams and tables, a full list of References (CU Harvard Referencing Style) and relevant appendices to support the main body