14  End of Course Report

The written report you present at the end of the course is intended to allow you to critically evaluate your own progress and experiences during the course and to determine whether or not you have achieved the targets you set for yourself at the beginning of the course. It is also intended to provide evidence for the assessing course tutor of acquired skills and understanding of working in a professional educational environment.

The report should be based around four main elements:

1. Research, preparation and identification of clear targets prior to commencement of course
2. Evidence of success in meeting targets and progress in acquisition and development of skills
3. Evidence of success in acquiring understanding of professional environment and educational issues
4. Description of Special Project, including content, methods, reasoning, planning, delivery and reception