1. Question1: What did you learn from meetings with mentor, including the presentation that you gave to your project mentor? (734 words) 2
2. Question 2: How well do you think that you have answered your research questions? (372 words) 5
3. Question 3: How have you demonstrated your interpersonal and communication skills during the project work (656words) 7
4. Question 4: How has undertaking the RAP helped you in your accountancy studies and/or current employment role? (478words) 10
5. List of reference 12
Question1: What did you learn from meetings with mentor, including the presentation that you gave to your project mentor? (734 words)
Preparation:
Preparation is very important to make sure the objectives of the meetings can be achieved efficiently and successfully. A proper preparation before the meetings can facilitate the discussion and make the meetings more meaningful.
Before the three meetings I have read the Oxford Brookes University BSc(Hons) In Applied Accounting Tutorial Text for guidance.
An agenda was prepared to ensure all issues are covered during the meetings, a personal diary of reflections is also used to summarise each meetings’ content and record my afterthoughts. The diary is useful in helping me keep track against my checklist to achieve the RAP’s aims and objectives, it also helped me to identify my strengths and weaknesses and areas to improve after each consultation with my Mentor.
Before each meeting I listed down some questions and discussed with my mentor during the meeting. Mr Lee guided me patiently throughout the project and shared his experience to help me in my project.
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First Meeting:
Before the first meeting, I selected the Topic 8: An analysis of business and financial performance of an organization over a three year period for my Research and Analysis Project
I decided on CapitaLand, a leading property developer listed on the Singapore Exchange, as my research organization. I conducted