Sunderland business school

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UNIVERSITY OF SUNDERLAND 
AND 
MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE OF SINGAPORE 
IN TASHKENT 
 
 
Module:
 
Business Management Skills Development 
 
Module code: 
MGT102 
 
 
Module leader:
Joel Arnott 
 
MDIS Module leader
: Dr Darwin 
 
Due date: 
 
 
27 January 2023 
 
 Assessment 
: Individual Assignment
 
Assessment weighting:
100% 
 
TITLE:

 
Skills Evaluation and Personal Development 
 
 
This is an individual piece of work 
 
This assignment requires you, as an individual, to devise, develop and produce, an online 
portfolio 
page 
(using ePortfolio / Mahara) which examines and evaluates your development (skills, behaviours, 
attributes, and mindset) and reflects upon an extended team exercise, in order to plan for self-
improvement. 
PREPARATION FOR THE ASSIGNMENT (FORMATIVE, NO MARKS AWARDED) 
You are required to participate in the formative team task initially. 
You will receive feedback from your tutor at various stages during engagement of the task, but no 
mark will be awarded for the group exercise.
The purpose of the group exercise is to provide you the opportunity to develop your skills (termed a 
‘formative’ task in education, which carries no marks but develops your skills).

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The group exercise involves participating as a team in the Take £25 Challenge which is a local 
initiative aimed at students, 
to engage in fundraising activities for the Children’s Foundation in 
Newcastle upon Tyne 
- 
http://www.thechildrensfoundation.co.uk/
 
Students must work in teams to identify fundraising ideas, set targets, plan & prepare, and undertake 
these activities over several weeks prior to and during the time that Take £25 is open, and then 
evaluate and reflect upon the team project. 
The evaluation of planning, implementation, and performance over the course of the team project will 
take the form of a formative in-class presentation using Microsoft PowerPoint. 
This preparatory team task has key stages; you will work on these in class workshops over a number 
of weeks (as advised by your workshop tutor and the module scheme of work) and during module
’s 
self-study time.