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Retail and Hospitality - Events Coordinator
1. You are organising a birthday party for your 8 year old sister. There will be 14 children attending. You have a budget of $250 and this is final. You have to remain within this set budget. You task is to
What type of party do you think you will organise? Why? Share with a partner. OR
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Activities and Games. Brainstorm 10 games that could be suitable and enjoyable with a partner. Think through each game and list all requirements. Choose the 6 games that you think will work best. Write a list of all you will need and check each one off as you organise it. Don’t forget you may need to compile suitable music for some of the games. 3. Share with a partner all your ideas. Collaborate to work out the best party ever! On paper, show all your planning in as much detail as possible. 4. Share your combined ideas with the class and show your planning.
1. Form pairs of students. Investigate What's On Melbourne - new outdoor dining pop-ups. What are the characteristics of these pop-ups? What do they offer clients? List the details that have to be organised for each monthly event. Share with a partner and develop a flow chart of the details and their timing using Lucid Chart. For example, the time when the menu will be developed; the opening of the online booking; and, the hiring of the venue. 2. You and your partner are to come up with your own Pop-Up Dining experience! Use the following website to structure your particular event. Add to your flow-chart all the details you need to consider. 3. What things did you learn that you hadn't thought about until you read this website? 4. Share with your class your pop-up dining ideas in a presentation including your flow chart.
The students are to undertake a PMI analysis of an article from The Conversation. To re-look at the process of PMI, click here.
1. Form groups of 3 - 4 students. 2. Read the following article from The Conversation 19 October 2020 3. Using the PMI (Plus, Minus & Interesting) strategy, create a list of the sports event management tactics that made these Paralympics such a success, what could have improved and what was interesting.
4. "Australia would never again finish at the top of
the medal table, but by building on the programs it put in place for Sydney,
it has finished in the top five at each of the four subsequent Paralympics."
5. Has the planning for the Brisbane 2032 Games going to adopt the ideas presented in 2000?
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