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Continuous professional development and employability skills…
You have completed your MBA and are now applying for a senior consultancy position at the CPD Certification Service, established in 1996 and now the world’s leading and largest independent CPD accreditation institution operating across all industry sectors. As part of your interview, you are expected to submit a portfolio of evidence demonstrating your academic writing and employability skills. Part 1: Report – 1400 to 1500 words, no more. – Carry out a critical review of continuous professional development activities and skills needed for contemporary managers; this should be informed by academic literature and other authoritative professional sources. – Critically evaluate the importance of contemporary managers using a structured model of reflection to reflect (such as Gibbs reflective cycle, Kolb’s reflective cycle, and Driscoll’s model on ways of improving their employability skills. Part 2: Portfolio of Employability Skills – 1400 to 1500 words, no more. – Produce a personal development plan (PDP) showing development goals, success criteria (or expected skills), timeline, and how it will enhance your career in leadership and management. (300 words) – Produce an updated CV and a Cover letter for a position of senior consultancy at the CPD Certification Service. (600 words) – Use a model of reflection of your choice to reflect on your learning experience in the Professional Practice in Business and Management. The reflection should highlight the soft skills you gained from the learning experience and explain how they will enhance your career opportunities. (600 words) -
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prove the tangent passing through the circle
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CW2_Online Communities
Brief:
You are required to prepare and deliver a 610-minute oral presentation on online communities.
Your presentation should examine the dynamics within online communities, drawing on relevant
examples and original research findings. You will present your findings in front of the class.
Work through each of the steps on this brief. Doing everything in each step, means youve met the
brief (C grade). So, think of ways you can supplement your work by going over and above the brief.
Steps:
1. Overview: (Engagement)
Discuss what makes an online community dynamic by exploring factors such as
communication patterns, community building, social influence, and group behaviour.
Discuss both the positive and negative aspects of online communities
2. Introduction: (Exploration)
Provide a clear introduction to the online community you will be studying
Discuss the online community in depth
Describe the dynamics in the community
3. Case Study: (Explanation, Elaboration)
Analyze the interactions between community members
Analyze the strategies the community uses to engage their members
Include relevant data and statistics to support your analysis
4. Conclusion: (Evaluation)
Reflect on the implications of online communities
5. Delivery:
Your presentation needs a clear overview, introduction, case study and conclusion
Use visual aids to enhance your presentation
Ensure your slides are well-designed, easy to read, and free from error
Deliver your presentation confidently and engagingly
Maintain eye contact, use appropriate body language and vocal clarity
Manage your time effectively
Process Work (BB Journal CHECKPOINT)
- 5 possible points (16.67%)
- Band 1
- GRADE 0: No process work completed. GRADE 1: Process work is incomplete, with few or no revisions made, demonstrating minimal effort and significant gaps in completion and improvement.
- 0 – 1
- Band 2
- GRADE 2: Process work completed, with minimal revisions, showing limited effort and minimal improvement. One submission made to the online journal.
- 2 – 2
- Band 3
- GRADE 3: Process work completed, with revisions that show some effort and basic attention to feedback, though improvement may be inconsistent. One submission made to the online journal.
- 3 – 3
- Band 4
- GRADE 4: Process work completed, with effective revisions, reflecting good attention to feedback and noticeable improvement. More than one submission made to the online journal.
- 4 – 4
- Band 5
- GRADE 5: Process work completed, with detailed and effective revisions, demonstrating substantial improvement and careful attention to feedback. More than five submissions made to the online journal.
- 5 – 5
Critical analysis and insight
- 5 possible points (16.67%)
- Band 1
- GRADE 0: No analysis undertaken. GRADE 1: Analysis is disorganized or incomplete, with little or no discussion of online community dynamics and their impacts.
- 0 – 1
- Band 2
- GRADE 2: Limited analysis with minimal discussion of online community dynamics and their positive and negative aspects.
- 2 – 2
- Band 3
- GRADE 3: Basic analysis of online community dynamics with some discussion of positive and negative aspects but lacks depth.
- 3 – 3
- Band 4
- GRADE 4: Solid analysis with relevant examples of online community dynamics and their positive and negative aspects.
- 4 – 4
- Band 5
- GRADE 5: In-depth analysis with clear insights into what makes online communities dynamic and their positive and negative aspects.
- 5 – 5
Case study of community interactions and engagement strategies
- 5 possible points (16.67%)
- Band 1
- GRADE 0: Case study not submitted. GRADE 1: Disorganized with little to no relevant analysis or examples.
- 0 – 1
- Band 2
- GRADE 2: Weak with minimal analysis and few relevant examples.
- 2 – 2
- Band 3
- GRADE 3: Basic case study with limited detail and examples.
- 3 – 3
- Band 4
- GRADE 4: Solid case study with clear analysis and good examples.
- 4 – 4
- Band 5
- GRADE 5: Detailed and well-understood case study with comprehensive analysis and relevant examples.
- 5 – 5
Structure and organization of the content
- 5 possible points (16.67%)
- Band 1
- GRADE 0: No structure to presentation. GRADE 1: Lacks a coherent structure, with minimal or absent overview, introduction, case study, or conclusion.
- 0 – 1
- Band 2
- GRADE 2: Weak structure with major issues in the overview, introduction, case study, or conclusion.
- 2 – 2
- Band 3
- GRADE 3: Basic overview, introduction, case study, and conclusion but with noticeable organizational issues.
- 3 – 3
- Band 4
- GRADE 4: Clear overview, introduction, case study, and conclusion with minor organizational or clarity issues.
- 4 – 4
- Band 5
- GRADE 5: Strong overview, introduction, detailed case study, and a well-rounded conclusion.
- 5 – 5
Delivery skills and visual aids
- 5 possible points (16.67%)
- Band 1
- GRADE 0: No presentation delivered. GRADE 1: Disorganized with minimal eye contact, poor body language, unclear vocal delivery, error-filled visual aids, and poor time management.
- 0 – 1
- Band 2
- GRADE 2: Significant issues with eye contact, body language, vocal clarity, visual aids, and/or time management.
- 2 – 2
- Band 3
- GRADE 3: Adequate eye contact, body language, vocal clarity, and visual aids, but with noticeable issues in one or more areas.
- 3 – 3
- Band 4
- GRADE 4: Good eye contact, body language, vocal clarity, and mostly error-free visual aids, with effective time management.
- 4 – 4
- Band 5
- GRADE 5: Strong eye contact, confident body language, clear vocal delivery, error-free visual aids, and excellent time management.
- 5 – 5
Quality of writing – accuracy (grammar, punctuation, spelling), formatting (12 point Times New Roman, double spacing, word count) and submission (signed cover sheet, one pdf, named and sequenced correctly)
- 5 possible points (16.67%)
- Band 1
- GRADE 0: Writing is confusing. GRADE 1: Writing is disorganized, difficult to follow, with major grammar, punctuation, and spelling issues. Formatting or submission requirements are missing.
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- Band 2
- GRADE 2: Writing has frequent grammar, spelling, affecting clarity. Basic grammar and punctuation are used, but formatting or submission requirements are incomplete.
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- Band 3
- GRADE 3: Writing is mostly consistent with some minor errors. Intermediate grammar, punctuation, and spelling are used. Two formatting or submission requirements are missing.
- 3 – 3
- Band 4
- GRADE 4: Writing is clear, well-structured, and mostly error-free. Grammar, punctuation, and spelling are strong. One formatting or submission requirement is missing.
- 4 – 4
- Band 5
- GRADE 5: Writing is highly polished with a smooth flow and no grammatical errors. All formatting and submission requirements are met.
Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): CW2_Online Communities BRIEF.pdf
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Ethics
i have a wrtting assignmen on my philosophy class, the rubric and the instructions are provided in the attached files along with the class content. the due date is on friday the 20thAttached Files (PDF/DOCX): Phil 202 Ethics Outside the Classroom Personal Reflection SP 26 (1).docx, PHIL 202 Ethics Outside the Classroom Personal Reflection Rubric SP 26.docx
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Brief Discussion post in World civilizations – 1 pages
1. In what ways was the development of industrialization related to the growth of nationalism?
2. How was Germany affected by the formation of the Triple Entente?
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Intermediate Accounting – Property, Plant, and Equipment
I am offering complete and easy-to-understand notes for Intermediate Accounting Property, Plant, and Equipment (Chapter 23). These notes include clear explanations of recognition, measurement, acquisition methods (cash, installment, exchange, share issuance, bond issuance), construction of PPE, derecognition, and commercial substance. Each topic is explained step-by-step with simple examples and computation illustrations that are easy to follow for quizzes and exams. The reviewer also includes summaries, key formulas, journal entry formats, and important points frequently asked in exams. This material is organized, beginner-friendly, and suitable for first-year and intermediate accounting students. It focuses on practical problem-solving techniques and board-style applications. Perfect for students preparing for quizzes, major exams, or comprehensive assessments.
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Takira Gary Sketch 1
color the clothes of my sketch using these colors Chocolate Fondant – 604944 Dusty Turquoise – 649b9e Kiwi – 90c825 Lemon Zest – f9d857 Pink Power – d56793 Tangerine Tango – dd4124 Cream: FFF6D4Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): Scanned Document.pdf
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Parenthood Postpartum Differences
The article needs to be based around the differences between the differences of postpartum in men and women. The postpartum experience is a dual crisis of identity where biological recovery and the maternal instinct narrative often mask a woman’s psychological depletion, while social expectations of paternal stoicism render men’s hormonal and emotional shifts invisible, ultimately creating a systemic gap in family-centered postnatal care.
I shared some of my sources.
Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): EyonnaReynolds310abib2026.docx
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Quality/Safety Project Part 2: Current Best Practice Evidenc…
I attached part 1 of the paper and her feedback- For part 2 of your quality/safety paper:
FEEDBACK FROM PART 1-This is a highly significant topic but I am not sure what YOUR problem is– do you LACK standardized processes in your ED that you hope to correct/improve with a quality/safety project? Or do you have a standardized process but a BARRIER (such as accessibility) is the problem which needs to be corrected? For part 2 be sure to focus on the specific PROBLEM that your ED has since you are focusing there.
Review the research literature on how this problem is being addressed (stay within 5 years unless there is nothing more current known (and then state this). You are expected to use CINAHL and PubMed in your search – not relying on google scholar/open journals. A minimum of 5 data-based articles are required. (6 points)
What are the strengths/weaknesses of the studies you reviewed? (5)
From your review, what are the best practices for addressing this topic? (3 points)
Writing/APA 1 point
6 pts
A minimum of 5 data based articles are cited/described accurately
3 pts
5 articles reviewed but not all data based and/or properly described
0 pts
5 articles were not data based and/or very poorly described
/ 6 pts
Strengths/weaknesses
5 pts
Strengths and weaknesses of the 5+ articles accurately described
0 pts
Did not described the strengths and weaknesses of 5+ articles
/ 5 pts
Best practices for your topic?
3 pts
From the review of the literature, states the best practice(s)
0 pts
Does not use the review of the literature and/or does not describe best practice(s)
/ 3 pts
Writing quality
1 pts
No grammatical or APA errors
0 pts
APA and/or grammatical errors
/ 1 pts
Total Points: 0
Choose a submission type
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Sustainable Workforce
Discussion Board: Sustainable Workforce
Overview
Being a part of a work environment that aligns with your values and ethical standards is as important as the care you provide to your patients. The work environment and culture will affect your day-to-day functions.
Instructions
Write 200250 words using the following discussion prompts to guide the content of your initial post. Then, respond to at least two of your peers posts. Each response needs to be a minimum of 100 words.
Discussion Prompts
- How can nurse leaders and managers bridge the generational differences in the workplace?
- What criteria should be used to hire a new nurse? An experienced staff nurse?
- As a new graduate nurse, what are three criteria of a unit or hospital that are important to you in your first professional nursing job?
Due
- Initial post due Wednesday by 11:59 p.m.
- Responses to two classmates posts are due Saturday by 11:59 p.m.
This schedule ensures that you have adequate time to prepare initial responses, read through the posts and supply meaningful reactions that extend the conversation.
Submission and Assessment Guidelines
- Respond to at least two (2) of your peers posts in a substantive manner. Each response needs to be a minimum of 100 words.
- Remember that a substantive post should provide a reason for your views. In other words, why do you feel the way you feel? Your opinion is acceptable, but you must have a solid rationale for it. You will need to respond critically and persuasively.
- Responses that include comments like I agree or Good point are not acceptable responses.
- Post to the Discussion Board in Canvas. For help on how to submit discussion posts, review
- Review the Discussion Board Rubric for grading criteria. For instructions on how to view the rubric for this assignment, review
- This discussion is worth 25 points.