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BTEC HND in Management/Marketing/Information Technology

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UNIT No. 13 Managing Professional Development

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|Activity Reference: 13-01 |Date due: October 29, 2010 |
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|Assessor(s): Virginia D. Lineses |Date submitted: |

|Outcome / Skill |Evidence |Assessor’s decision |Feedback |
|1. Examine personal |1.1 Identify a specific local company |1 | | |
|values and skills |engaged in the industry mentioned in the | | | |
|and explore career |scenario. | | | |
|options that will | | | |
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