Date
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Group Members
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Contact email
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22
April, 2020 - Wednesday
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Session 1
3.00 to 3.20pm
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Session 2
3.20 to 3.40pm
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Karen
Farzana
Andres
Mahtab
Aneesh |
erro.karen@gmail.com
alifarzana3@gmail.com
ing.acg@gmail.com
mbn_428@yahoo.com
aneesh.karan@gmail.com |
Session 3
3.40 to 4.00pm
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Nguyen Phuc Loc
Stella Ifeoma Onyi
Bruno Asato Noguchi
Dang Thi Quynh Nguyen
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paulnguyen142@gmail.com
stellai.onyi@yahoo.com
brunoasatonoguchi@gmail.com
quynhnguyen06021993@gmail.com
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Session 4
4.00 to 4.20pm
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Katherine Ramirez
Paula Ramirez
Martina Vocaturo
Khushbu Nirwan
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kathe.ramirez79@gmail.com
paularl_82@hotmail.com
martina.vocaturo@virgilio.it
khushbunirwan24@gmail.com
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Session 5
4.20 to 4.40pm
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Navjot Singh
Prabhjot Kaur
Nitish Saini
Karan Pandey
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navjotchouhan121@gmail.com
kprabhjot93@gmail.com
nitishsaini13@gmail.com
karanpandey1032@gmail.com
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Session 6
4.40 to 5pm
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Guilherme
Rhea
Olja
Abel
Luis |
guilhermecmd@hotmail.com
rheijbalivio@gmail.com
olja_gajic@live.com
abel.cares@gmail.com
porto.fagundes@gmail.com |
23
April, 2020 - Thursday
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Session 1
10.00am to 10.20am
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Mary Kim
Dipakkumar Ismita Raissa |
marykim0715@gmail.com
dipak.baraiya1@gmail.com
mrzniesmee01@gmail.com
raissa.barrero.murillo@gmail.com
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Session 2
10.20am to 10.40am
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Ramandeep Singh
Raul Vera
Fabian
Rattanak
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ramangill00084@gmail.com
rvera23@hotmail.com
naibafen_89@hotmail.com
jsnowkid2@yahoo.com
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Session 3
10.40am to 11.00am
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Session 4
11.00am to 11.20am
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Session 5
11.20am to 11.40am
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Session 6
2.40 to 3pm
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Monday, April 20, 2020
BSBLDR803 Role-play Schedule
Wednesday, April 15, 2020
Thursday, April 9, 2020
Worth reading... thought provoking, introspective
Let’s shed away the old decaying skin...
Human life is in constant flux. Anybody who is born on this earth today is bound to perish on a designated day as well. It is not possible to keep the picture of life cast in a single frame away from the ravages of time. Every day brings an opportunity of a new beginning.
Holding on to the past is not advisable as we can not turn the clock and reverse the sequence of events that happened with us in the past. But on a daily basis, we should introspect and ponder over the follies we committed wittingly or unwittingly.
While expanding on the semantics of human life Plato, an erudite Greek scholar states that we should give priority to the qualitative aspect of our life over the quantitive one. He is of the opinion that it is always better to be a human being dissatisfied than a pig satisfied.
Leading a quality life is absolutely in the hands of human beings as nature has not given this privilege to cogitate to the animals. Only the humans have been endowed with this faculty of contemplation and deep delectations. From time to time snakes too shed their old decaying skin and replace it with fresh skin. Therefore, every day with the crack of the dawn arrives an occasion to shed away our old skin that reeks of the stench of enmity, hatred, greed and jealousy and to replace it with the fresh skin of universal love, brotherhood, compassion and positive attitude.
There is indeed a deep symbolism in the snake analogy which brings home the message that we need to ponder over the past and alter our attitude to life. Undeniably it is our attitude that determines our altitude. So, let us learn to live for others by lifting the fallen, restoring the broken and healing the wounded. There is a dire need to bring the change within. The changes at the surface level with the aid of the cosmetics are neither needed nor do they last long. It is futile to visit a temple with a vengeful heart. Let our inner life force be our temple and act as a lighthouse with the help of which we can behold truth, beauty and good all around. Those who understand this simple mantra, they not only set an example for others but their own lives become absolutely blissful also.
Human life is in constant flux. Anybody who is born on this earth today is bound to perish on a designated day as well. It is not possible to keep the picture of life cast in a single frame away from the ravages of time. Every day brings an opportunity of a new beginning.
Holding on to the past is not advisable as we can not turn the clock and reverse the sequence of events that happened with us in the past. But on a daily basis, we should introspect and ponder over the follies we committed wittingly or unwittingly.
While expanding on the semantics of human life Plato, an erudite Greek scholar states that we should give priority to the qualitative aspect of our life over the quantitive one. He is of the opinion that it is always better to be a human being dissatisfied than a pig satisfied.
Leading a quality life is absolutely in the hands of human beings as nature has not given this privilege to cogitate to the animals. Only the humans have been endowed with this faculty of contemplation and deep delectations. From time to time snakes too shed their old decaying skin and replace it with fresh skin. Therefore, every day with the crack of the dawn arrives an occasion to shed away our old skin that reeks of the stench of enmity, hatred, greed and jealousy and to replace it with the fresh skin of universal love, brotherhood, compassion and positive attitude.
There is indeed a deep symbolism in the snake analogy which brings home the message that we need to ponder over the past and alter our attitude to life. Undeniably it is our attitude that determines our altitude. So, let us learn to live for others by lifting the fallen, restoring the broken and healing the wounded. There is a dire need to bring the change within. The changes at the surface level with the aid of the cosmetics are neither needed nor do they last long. It is futile to visit a temple with a vengeful heart. Let our inner life force be our temple and act as a lighthouse with the help of which we can behold truth, beauty and good all around. Those who understand this simple mantra, they not only set an example for others but their own lives become absolutely blissful also.
Monday, April 6, 2020
Joining instructions for Role-play
Joining instructions
for Role-play - ASSESSMENT 3- Practical Application Part B: Participate in a
professional networking meeting (Role-play)
You Expect Me to do WHAT? TALK
to People?
JUST THE FACTS: Traditional networking
(talking to people) can be a pretty frightening activity. In fact, it can be so
overwhelming for some that they may never attempt it! This activity will allow participants
to initiate the three Ps (prepare, practice, and pull yourself together!) to
overcome any fear of networking.
Time
20
minutes
Directions
Traditional networking involves talking
to people. For some this may be an easy activity, while for others it may be
scary and uncomfortable.
According to Lara Zielin, the author of Make Things Happen: The Key to Networking
for
Teens, to avoid feeling nervous or scared when networking,
try THE THREE Ps: prepare, practice, and pull yourself together! She says, “By
doing your best to accomplish each of the Ps, you’ll have a good chance of
overcoming [any] obstacles and eliminating fear when you network.”
What do you need to Prepare, Practice
and Pull yourself together?
1.
Form a group of 4
or 5 classmates;
2. Identify the role of each participant (preferably in a
related/connected industry). For example, an accountant, banker, tax agent and
a business owner;
3. Appoint a representative of your group to email me your group name and session that you select (sessions 1 to 12 of 20 minutes each);
4. Prepare a 30-second elevator pitch about yourself and
your organisation;
5. After all the members have completed the elevator pitch,
discuss to explore prospective
partnership arrangement (something that would
mutually benefit you and your organistion);
6.
At the end of the
session, each participant has about 2 minutes to identify ONE organisation to
explain how you may work together in partnership
What would you do during the
role-play?
1. You
will be representing your selected organization at the network meeting
2. You
will meet and greet other invited members
3. During
the formal part of the networking meeting, you will be required to introduce
yourself and your organization (elevator pitch of 30seconds) to the whole
group.
4. After
the formal introductions, you will be required to identify and discuss with any
ONE organization with which you can form a partnership in the future to grow
your business further.
5. Each
participant has to speak for about 2 minutes to identify ONE organisation to
explain how you may work together in partnership
Your trainer will observe you during the role-play and write his comments about
your participation based on the following:
a.
Good introduction
b. Confident delivery
c. Good body language
d.
Satisfactory
overall
Available sessions:
22 April, 2020 Thursday 3pm to 5pm - you may select Session 1 to
Session 6;
23 April, 2020 Thursday 1pm to 3pm - you may select Session 7 to
Session 12.
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