The best laid plans of mice and men aft go awry” Burns, R (1785): To a mouse
The best laid plans of mice and men aft go awry” Burns, R (1785): To a mouse
With reference to Events’ Management how can organisers seek to limit the likelihood of their event going wrong? Make sure that you consider both prevention and cure.
In answering the question you must draw on academic sources, as well as observations, personal or otherwise, of past organised events.
2000 words Max
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Mark Allocation:
20%: Presentation; Use of English; Grammar; Introduction, Conclusion, Referencing.
40%: Selection and review of relevant source material.
40%: Discussion of the issues and application and use of material
Tips for achieving good marks in assessment
In the student handbook grading criteria should help you distinguish between the marks allocated for the various grades. Critical is that the work draws on literature appropriate for a final year assignment and provides an extensive answer to the question
