7BU021 Consultancy/Work-Based/ Project Proposal

Consultancy Project Proposal

Title: A Business Plan for MOJE SOLUTIONS.

Introduction
Provide a brief introduction to your project ie what do you propose to do (~300 words).

Background
Provide a brief context of what it is you propose to do (for example, details of your organisation, organisational problem) to your project (~300 words)

Aims & Objectives
State the overall project aims, objectives (~ 100 words)

Brief Practitioner Literature Context:
Explain how your project is informed & contextualised by existing published work, practitioner/professional body debates. Do this by locating and critically reviewing about 10-12 sources of information (references) connected to the work you propose to do and show how your project aims/intends to fill any gap or provide practical utility in the context of your organisation/workplace.

In terms of the sources, demonstrate good balance between practitioner and academic sources. The more diverse the range of sources, perspectives, lens etc the better. (~1,200 words)

Methodology/Process:
Explain how you are going to go about realising your project. What type of data, how much, where from etc. all form relevant areas to cover here? If you are going to be utilising any primary data, provide more information and address the ethical issues involved. Confirm that you have read the university ethics guidelines, are aware of all the consent forms and have filled in the ethics application form (Form 2 at the end of this document)(approx. 500 words).

Refer to the ethics lectures material and start to think about that NOW.

Any resources you need, including organisation consent to primary and availability of secondary data/databases:
Explain what resources, other than literature related, you will need. List here any specialist databases or anything not available via the library(approx. 200 words). This is so that access to these can be secured for you.

References
Please make sure you only include sources you have cited above and that each source fully complies with Harvard referencing requirements. Demonstrate good balance between practitioner and academic sources. The more diverse the range of sources, perspectives, lens etc the better.