Critical Analysis

"I learnt about the structure of the critical analysis. As it was diverse and interactive it kept my interest. I think it is essential for anyone doing the critical analysis."
James Langrish-Smith, Brian Dadd Commercial

"I now understand what is expected to write the critical analysis and which project to choose."
Hannah Thornton, Hammans & Associates

"I liked the explanation of the critical analysis expectations and interview presentation tips. I am sure that there are people in the same position as me that are unclear about the critical analysis."
James Vince, Edward Mellor

12th Jul 10, 12.45pm - 4.15pm, London,
£95 before 14 May 10, £115 after

The seminar is half a day and tea and coffee is included.
Administered by London South Bank University

Information to download
Information sheet with full details (617kb pdf)

Covers the components of the critical analysis, how to select an appropriate project and common pitfalls.
If you are due to complete your critical analysis in the next six months, then this seminar is for you.

The seminar gives delegates the opportunity to ask Jon Lever questions about the critical analysis they may have and covers:

What is the critical analysis?
The components of the critical analysis and what the assessors are expecting to receive.
Understanding the critical analysis step by step
Jon walks delegates through each component of the critical analysis, including key issues, options, proposed solutions, appraisal, conclusion and analysis of experience gained.
How to select an appropriate project(s)
Choosing the right project(s) is a major part of writing a good critical analysis. Jon shows delegates how to identify the best project(s) to use.
Report writing skills
Jon’s tips for writing an excellent critical analysis, including how to structure the report.
Common pitfalls
In his time as an assessor, Jon has seen the same mistakes being made by candidates time and time again.

The seminar is for:

Any APC candidate about to embark on one of the most important pieces of professional report writing in their career to date.
Referred candidates who need guidance in improving their critical analysis submission.
Supervisors and counsellors who want to understand the latest thinking on the critical analysis.