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Postgraduate Certificate in Frontline Leadership and Management MARK SHEET Student Name | Hazel Colquhoun | Organisation | N.H.S. G.J.N.H | Assignment Module | Information Management and Decision Making | Date Submitted by student | 18/11/2010 | Assessor | 1st | 2nd | | Date Marked | 1st | 2nd | | AGREED INDICATIVE MARK* | | DATE | | Postgraduate Level Marking (Individual Coursework) Band | Mid Point Grade | Description | 70% + | 85% | An excellent assignment that displays very thorough comprehension of all major issues. Extensive and well informed critical analysis. The presentation is appropriate and of a high standard. Strong evidence of depth and breadth of reading and good use of a range of sources mostly of high quality. Referencing is consistently high standard. | 60% - 69% | 65% | A very good assignment which demonstrates a significant degree of independent criticism and analysis of most major issues. It offers a thorough review and analysis of appropriate materials. Good depth / breadth of reading / research. Very good presentation and referencing. | 50% - 59% | 55% | A good assignment which demonstrates a logical and coherent analysis of most relevant issues and contains some evidence of independent criticism and analysis. Overall analysis is clear, expressed well and free from major errors. Reasonable depth / breadth of reading / research. Referencing is good. Good presentation. | 40% - 49% | 45% | A satisfactory assignment which demonstrates reasonable discussion of material and comprehension of most important issues. May contain a few errors, omissions or inadequately expressed ideas. Presentation is to a reasonable standard and some referencing is evident. May lack depth / breadth of reading / research. | 35% - 39% | 37% | A marginally failed assignment which may address central issues, but which demonstrates only elementary understanding. Lacks a

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