TMA 2 – Part A: Question 1: 1700x12=£20400 16827/12=£1402.25 1700/100=17x2=34+1700=£1734 1734x12=£20808 17104/12=£1425.33 1402.25x6=£8413.50 1425.33x6=£8551.98+£8413.50=£16965.48/12=£1413.79. Piper’s average net monthly income over one year would be £1413.79. Net income Average month £ per month. Earnings:
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TMA 01 Question 1a The method that has worked for me or I have found it easy to taking notes is that I read the material thoroughly from beginning to end highlighting important words or phrases and then I read through it again to make sure that I have understood. I then transfer or write up the notes using bullet points into my notebook. 1b Geek to Live: How to deal with Internet Meanies Reacting to Internet Meanies in the heat of the moment‚ can intense things to a meaningless and
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Unit 3 For a hotel that wants to compete in any area of the market it has to offer some sort of value which nobody else offers or something better then others. If a hotel is competing in the market of short breaks for couples there have to be advantages for people to choose this hotel offer instead of other ones. The hotel must offer six major elements to attract people: Price‚ quality of room‚ quietness‚ sights or locations‚ cleanliness and service. Price is most important criteria for most
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Notes for exam question 1 Chapter 1: social scientist have argued that issues of inequality‚ poverty and social exclusion cut across both social welfare and crime control domains‚ and noted that while some responses to these issues may become the focus of social welfare policies‚ others may become the focus of crime control interventions. Social justice then is neither the exclusive terrain of social welfare nor of crime control. The boundaries between these two domains tend to be mobile and
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happenings‚ as a sudden event that can be a indication of a distinctive chance for innovating or entrepreneurship. 2. Incongruity‚ as the divergence between what everyone think of a thing and the reality of it ‚ this difference can create an innovation. 3. Innovation born when a new process is needed is a chance to fill the gap and create something new. 4. Changes happened to the industry structure can be a possibility for an innovative product to pop out 5. Demographics change such as population
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References: B301 Making Sense of Strategy –Block 3: The Strategy Toolkit. The Open University‚ First Published 2010.
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A plan of Parts 2 and 3 of my EMA For this assignment I can confirm I have adhered to the E105 ethical guidelines by using information gained from my own setting. Parents of children whom I have observed as part of my studies have given written permission‚ and are aware they may withdraw this consent at any time. Parents‚ colleagues and other professionals acknowledge they will not be identified at any time during this assignment. Self-Assessment Profile I am now aware of the United Nations Convention
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t-shirts6 20 Sale of reworked t-shirts7 -200 Job transfer to U26 -160 Total Costs 13‚420 Total Units 600 Cost per Unit $22.37 Workings 1) Direct Labour = 7 x 600 = $4‚200 2) Factory Overhead = 20% x 4200 = $840 3) T-shirts replaced = cost per t-shirt x 20 = (4800/600) x 20 = 8 x 20 = $160 4) Additional labour incurred on t-shirts = labour on reworked t-shirts + labour on replacement t-shirts = 60 + (7 x 20) = $200 Question 1 Workings 5) Overhead
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Ethical Statement In accordance with the ethical guidance (The Open University 2013) I have followed the BERA guidelines including changing any names. My Role I am a parent volunteer in a Church of England primary and nursery school. I am currently supporting the mixed year 1 and 2 classes. I work on Monday and Wednesday mornings from 8.45 -12 pm. I have a variety of different supporting roles within the classroom not just with the helping the teachers but also the pupils‚ school and curriculum
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By firstly understanding what the term carer means I can look at the challenges both care givers‚ and care receivers face. According to a government website a “carer is someone who looks after a friend‚ relative‚ or neighbour who needs support because of their sickness‚ age or disability.” A 2001 census report noted that “6 million people said that they provide unpaid care to a family member.” This is 12% of the adult population in the United Kingdom. This is a great amount of families providing
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