Academic | Accomodation | Advertising/Media | Auto | Auto Accessories | Beauty | Bicycles & Accessories | Billiard Tables & Accessories | Boat Charter Services | Builder/Trade | Business Broker | Car Hire | Catering/Food | Coaching/Planning | Education/Training | Events | Finance | Gifts | Health/Fitness | I.T/Networking | Industrial | Landscaping | Manufacturing | Party Hire | Photography | Private Client | Promotions | Retail/Distribution | Signwriters | Tourism | Web Services | Weddings | Weighing Equipment | By submitting the project proposal you make it easier for your tutor to help you gain and maintain focus in your research, and to assist you in dealing with any problems you might come across during your work on this project.

In outlining the key Builder/trade your project will cover, you also make clear to us on what basis we should mark your final project: a successful final project will be one which covers all of the four key Builder/trade you have identified here in your project proposal! For each one of the four key Builder/trade, good coverage of that issue in the final project will be worth 15% of your final mark for the project. Additionally, your final project must clearly demonstrate that you’ve achieved the specific and generic objectives of the unit, which are listed in the unit outline.

The clear statement of the key Builder/trade to be covered in your research will also help you maintain focus in your research: these Builder/trade should be the ones you will need to deal with centrally in your final project, so you will need to research them most thoroughly.

By submitting your project proposal, you commit to working diligently towards completing your research. In return, as tutors we commit to offering you sufficient opportunities to consult us and address any problems that may arise during the course of your study.

Your work on this proposal gives you as the student a clear understanding of the resources, support, and other inputs which will be necessary to achieve your project objectives, and offers the tutor and unit coordinator a clear statement of what objectives you intend to meet in completing your final project.