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Unit of Competency Final Result
Student Name
THAMMARAT RATTANACHAN
Student ID
GI210091
Trainer/Assessor Name
Iswan Mastro
Unit Code / Unit Name
SITXFIN003 Manage Finances within a budget
Assessment Satisfactor
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Assessment 1
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Assessment 2
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Online Assessment
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Learner Reflection
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Trainer/Assessor Feedback
Student Declaration
: I declare that I have been assessed in this unit. I have been advised of my result and I have received a photocopy, I also am aware of my appeal rights.
Name : Thammarat Rattanachan
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Signature : Thammarat
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Date
: 03/12/21
Trainer/Assessor Declaration:
I declare that I have conducted a fair, valid, reliable and flexible assessment with this student, and I have provided appropriate feedback
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Assessment Cover Sheet
Student Name
THAMMARAT RATTANACHAN
Student ID
GI210091
Unit Code / Unit Name
SITXFIN003 Manage finances within a budget
Assessment No.
1
Date of Submission
03/12/21
Student Declaration
:
I certify that:
I declare that the work submitted is my own, and has not been copied or plagiarised from any person or source.
I have read the Assessment and Student Handbook and I understand all the rules and guidelines for undertaking assessments.
I give permission for my assessment material to be used for continuous improvement purposes.
Student Signature: Thammarat Date: 01/12/21
Result: □ Satisfactory | □ Not Satisfactory
Trainer/Assessor Feedback
Student Declaration:
I declare that I have been assessed in this unit, and I have been advised of my result. I also am
aware of my appeal rights.
Name:
THAMMARAT RATTANACHAN
Trainer/Assessor Declaration
: I declare that
I have conducted a fair, valid, reliable and flexible assessment with this student, and I have provided appropriate feedback
Name:
____________________________
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Signature:
Thammarat
Date: 03/12/21
Signature:
__________________________
Date: ____/_____/_____
Tear
off
from
here…………………………………………………………………………………………………
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Assessment Acknowledgement Receipt
Student Name: THAMMARAT RATTANACHAN
Student ID: GI210091
Unit Code /Name:
SITXFIN003 Manage finances within a budget
Assessment No: 1
Trainer/Assessor Signature:
Date: 03/12/21
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Assessment Task 1 – Questions and Answers
Performance objective
The student needs to demonstrate performance outcomes, skills and knowledge required to take responsibility for budget management where others may have developed the budget. It requires the ability to interpret budgetary requirements, allocate resources, monitor actual income and expenditure, and report on budgetary deviations.
Assessment description
In this assessment you need to answer all the questions satisfactorily. Procedure
You are required to address all questions to achieve competence. Your trainer will provide you with instructions for time frames and dates to complete this assessment.
Once completed, carefully read the responses you have provided and check for completeness. Your trainer will provide you with feedback and the result you have achieved. Submissions
You must submit:
o
Answers to all the questions in the question section Your assessor will be looking for:
types of financial records:
o
bank deposit documentation
o
bank statements
o
banking summaries
o
business activity statements
o
cheque books
o
credit card transaction statements
o
invoices
o
journal entries
o
labour and wages reports
o
merchant statements
o
merchant summaries
o
transaction reports
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types of budgets:
o
cash budgets
o
cash flow budgets
o
departmental budgets
o
event budgets
o
project budgets
o
purchasing budgets
o
sales budgets
o
wage budgets
o
whole of organisation budgets
factors for consideration in the preparation of financial and statistical reports:
o
cash flow
o
commercial account activity
o
commission earnings
o
covers and financial return
o
daily, weekly and monthly transactions
o
expenditure
o
income
o
occupancy rates and financial return
o
performance of department, project and/or products and services
o
sales performance
o
sales returns
o
staff costs
o
stock levels
o
variance in income and/or expenditure
o
wastage
o
yield
use, contents of and formats for:
o
budgets
o
financial reports
o
statistical reports
budget terminology
specific industry sector and organisation:
o
use of budgets to control costs and enhance profitability
o
importance of budget control
o
techniques for maximising budget performance
o
financial reporting procedures and cycles
o
features and functions of accounting software programs used to manage budgets.
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Questions: Answer the following questions below. All questions must be answered.
Question 1: List 6 examples for financial records
1. Bank Statement
2. Banking Summaries
3. Business Activity Statements
4. Credit Card Transaction Statement
5. Invoices
6. Labour and Wages Reports
Question 2: List 4 different types of budgets.
1. Cashflow Budget
2. Departmental Budget
3. Wage Budget
4. Project Budget
Question 3: What is the purpose of preparing a draft budget?
The purpose of preparing a draft budget is to get feedback from colleague about any of potential budgeting issues
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Question 4: What should you do with the feedback from the draft budget?
There is required to look after a draft budget before it simply becomes to the final
budget, so some changes are to be expected. When looking at the feedback, it is essential to consult others if you are unsure as to the relevance of the changes. However, you might ask your manager or supervisor about the feedback.
Question 5: List 2 people the final budget might need to be distributed to.
1. Owners
2. The management team
Question 6: Why is it important for each department head to understand their part of the budget? - To let them understand how their section contributes to the overall of business.
- To let them know of any changes made between the draft and final budgets.
- To let them understand why any denied budget requests were not approved.
Question 7: Why should all staff have some knowledge of the budget for their area?
It can be motivating the staff to understand what is their sales targets or expenditure limits are, and why they have been set.
It would show staff that up-selling and on-selling are essential which can be
encouraged them to make a positive contribution for the department’s outcome.
Question 8: Once the final budget has been approved, how often should it be monitored? Final Budget could be monitored as weekly, fortnightly, monthly, quarterly or annually.
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Question 9: As well as receiving the final budget the management team should be advised of their reporting duties. What should their report contain? The report contains the overall picture of each department for the month, commenting on any budget variance (if it has more than one department)
Question 10: Name 2 financial reports you might generate from your accounting system to check your budget against actual income or expenditure.
1. Profit and Loss Statement
2. Balance Sheet
Question 11: Every revenue and expense item on the Profit and Loss Statement should be compared to what? It should be compared to the Budgeted Figure
Question 12: When revenue variances occur, why should you talk to the staff to help identify, and find options to address the issue?
Frequently, the staff on the front line will have more of idea of the reasons for the
variance and it will be able to give some suggestions for improvement.
Question 13: List 2 factors that can cause variances in staff budgets.
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1. Staff on unplanned leave, sick leave etc.
2. Extra demand requiring extra staff
Question 14: List 3 colleagues you may advise if you noticed that there were deviations between your budget and your targets.
1. Staff
2. Other department(s) managers
3. Senior managers
Question 15: List 2 ways you might research new approaches to managing your budget. 1. Sourcing new suppliers
2. Evaluating staffing and rostering requirements
Question 16: List 3 things you need to include in your budget report, to give the decision maker enough information to do a clear cost versus benefit analysis of the budget request.
1. Reasons for the changes
2. Costs
3. Financial Reports
Question 17: If you are cutting expenditure, why must you be careful that the cuts do not cause the level of service and product to fall? Any of reduction in the level of service quality could be impacted on the long-
term viability of the business.
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Question 18: Name an accounting program you can use to help manage budgets.
Xero
MYOB
Quickbooks
Assessment Cover Sheet
Student Name
THAMMARAT RATTANACHAN
Student ID
GI210091
Unit Code / Unit Name
SITXFIN003 Manage finances within a budget
Assessment No.
2
Date of Submission
03/12/21
Student Declaration
:
I certify that:
I declare that the work submitted is my own, and has not been copied or plagiarised from any person or source.
I have read the Assessment and Student Handbook and I understand all the rules and guidelines for undertaking assessments.
I give permission for my assessment material to be used for continuous improvement purposes.
Student Signature: Thammarat Date: 03/12/21
Result: □ Satisfactory | □ Not Satisfactory
Trainer/Assessor Feedback
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Student Declaration:
I declare that I have been assessed in this unit, and I have been advised of my result. I also am
aware of my appeal rights.
Name:
THAMMARAT RATTANACHAN
Signature:
Thammarat
Date: 03/12/21
Trainer/Assessor Declaration
: I declare that
I have conducted a fair, valid, reliable and flexible assessment with this student, and I have provided appropriate feedback
Name:
____________________________
Signature:
__________________________
Date: ____/_____/_____
Tear
off
from
here…………………………………………………………………………………………………
.............................................
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Assessment Acknowledgement Receipt
Student Name: THAMMARAT RATTANACHAN
Student ID: GI210091
Unit Code /Name:
SITXFIN003 Manage finances within a budget
Assessment No: 2
Trainer/Assessor Signature:
Date: 03/12/21
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Learner Reflection Evidence of Unit Completion Form
Assessment Task 2 - Project
Performance objective
The student need to demonstrate performance outcomes, skills and knowledge required to take responsibility for budget management where others may have developed the budget. It requires the ability to interpret budgetary requirements, allocate resources, monitor actual income and expenditure, and report on budgetary deviations.
Assessment description
In this assessment you need to create budget report of a business, inform budget to management using relevant processes and finally identify the report need to be completed during 3 month budget cycle. Procedure
For the purpose of this assessment project you are required to monitor and manage a budget for a business, for example your workplace or as instructed by your trainer, over a 3 month period. You need to complete the following tasks to reflect how you monitor and accordingly manage the budget and its underlying factors that affect performance.
Task 1
Requires you to provide a fortnightly budget report which clearly identifies any under or over
performances and the actual and likely reasons for these
Task 2
During the monitoring cycle you are required to undertake 2 of the following processes to inform management of the actual budget: (
you clearly need to select these relevant for the performance of your budget; the process you choose will be informed by the type of variance and accordingly, the operational aspect that would need to be investigated
)
1.
discussions with existing suppliers
2.
evaluation of staffing and rostering requirements
3.
evaluation of impact of potential roster changes
4.
review of operating procedures
5.
sourcing new suppliers
Task 3 You are required to identify any reports, which you need to complete during the 3-month budget cycle. Set the times these are due and complete these reports to the set due dates. Attach each report to this project on completion of the monitoring cycle.
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Submissions
You must:
Submit Fortnightly budget report using the table as a reference in task 1
Describe the process to inform management of actual budget
Identify the report completed in 3-month budget cycle using the table given in task 3
Submit Reports or copies for reports Your assessor will be looking for:
manage a budget for a business over a three-month period that meets the specific business’ needs
undertake at least two of the following to inform management of the above budget:
o
discussions with existing suppliers
o
evaluation of staffing and rostering requirements
o
evaluation of impact of potential roster changes
o
review of operating procedures
o
sourcing new suppliers
monitor income and expenditure and evaluate budgetary performance over the above budgetary life cycle
Complete financial reports related to the above budget within designated timelines and using correct budget terminology
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Assessment 2
TYPE of Budget: Financial Budget
Business: Restaurant
TH&E sector: Hospitality
Task 1
Provide a fortnightly budget report which clearly identifies any under or over performances, and the actual and likely reasons for these. Use the table below as a reference list and attach
each budget report together with a variance analysis for each to this project
Date
Budget Performance/A
rea
Varianc
e
Reason
Discussion with supervisor
Action
Budget Cycle Start
01/09/202
1
Revenue
- $3,000
Dine-in is not allowed due to COVID-19 Restrictio
n
Restaurant Manager
Providin
g by Takeawa
y instead
Week 2
15/09/202
1
Salaries & Wages
- $6,500
Lack of staff due to COVID-
19 which staff could get COVID-19 Disaster Payment from Governm
ent
Financial Manager
Extendin
g working hours for
staff who
are willing to
work
Week 4
29/09/202
1
Profit
- $4,500
Inflation, price for main ingredient
s have risen up
Head Chef
Find new
supplier which is cheaper than existing suppliers
Week 6
13/10/202
Revenue
- $2,000
Restrictio
Restaurant Capacity
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1
n has been eased to allow people to dine-in
Manager
is still limiting for dine-
in, however,
restaura
nt could provide tables only half of restaura
nt size
Week 8
27/10/202
1
Rental Expenses
+ $850
Landlord is trying to make up for the
lost
Financial Manager
Trying to
negotiat
e with the landlord
Week 10
10/11/202
1
Profit
- $3,200
Fixed costs have gone up
Financial Manager
Trying to
re-
negotiat
e
Week 12
24/11/202
1
Wages
- $1,200
Kitchen staff need
an extra casual staff to assist in busy day
Financial Manager
Trying to
negotiat
e about the rate which they could receive. Budget Cycle End
08/12/202
1
Revenue
- $3,000
Restrictio
n has been eased and restauran
t could be
opened for dine-in
Restaurant Manager
Focus more on dine-in
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Task 2
During the monitoring cycle you are required to undertake 2 of the following processes
to inform management of the actual budget: (
you clearly need to select these relevant for the performance of your budget; for example if your staffing and rostering performs within the budget and service provisions are being met, then it would be unlikely that you would need to reduce staff or cut rosters; if your budget is created on the best quotes received from suppliers and the quality is perfect, then this aspect is likely not one that would be changed
)
1.
discussions with existing suppliers
2.
evaluation of staffing and rostering requirements
/
3.
evaluation of impact of potential roster changes
4.
review of operating procedures
5.
sourcing new suppliers
/
Attach details for each
process you have undertaken clearly marked “TASK 2 – process name” Details for each process selected must include the following details:
(
For example if you changed a roster, you need to provide the information why this was done, what the changes will achieve in $ values for the budget, and attach the old and revised roster to this project
)
Evaluation of staffing and rostering requirements
1.
Nature of the problem
Expenses exceed income
2.
Reason for undertaking the selected process
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There should be reduced the wage cost by reducing working hours of staff to maintain the budget
3.
What did you do? Who was involved? What was discussed? What was agreed on? What was achieved in
the process? Using the staff rostering software and plan out the roster to require all staff need to agree on unpaid break hours. Managers and supervisors involved to discuss these changes.
4.
What was changed?
Staff working hours, opening and closing time of Restaurant and unpaid break 5.
How were any changes implemented?
After discussion with all staff members, it will be changed by December 12
th
Restaurant opening time: 9 A.M. / Closing: 8 P.M.
1. Nature of the problem
Expenses exceed income
2. Reason for undertaking the selected process
It is decides to cut the working
hours of staff to maintain the budget.
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3. What did you do? Who was involved? What was discussed? What was agreed on? What was achieved in the process? Used the staff rostering software. Managers and supervisors involved. All staff members were agreed on unpaid break hours.
4. What was changed?
Staff working hours .opening and closing time of Restaurant
and break is unpaid.
5. How any changes were implement.
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After discussion with all staff members is is to be changes by 12 July 2018
Name
Hourly
rate
Pay
Monda
y
Tuesd
ay
Wed
Thursd
ay
Frida
y
Saturd
ay
Sunda
y
Staff#
1
$20
$840
4 pm
to 8
pm
9 am
to 8
pm
4 pm
to 8
pm
9 am
to 8
pm
4 pm
to 8
pm
9 am
to 8
pm
Off
Staff#
2
$22
$1,18
8
9 am
to 8
pm
4 pm
to 8
pm
9 am
to 8
pm
Off
9 am
to 8
pm
9 am
to 8
pm
9 am
to 8
pm
Staff#
3
$25
1,350
9 am
to 8
pm
Off
9 am
to 8
pm
9 am
to 8
pm
9 am
to 8
pm
4 pm
to 8
pm
9 am
to 8
pm
Staff#
4
$28
$840
4 pm
to 8
pm
9 am
to 8
pm
Off
4 pm
to 8
pm
4 pm
to 8
pm
4 pm
to 8
pm
4 pm
to 8
pm
Staff#
5
$30
$600
Off
Off
4 pm
to 8
pm
4 pm
to 8
pm
4 pm
to 8
pm
4 pm
to 8
pm
4 pm
to 8
pm
AFTER CHANGES: OPENING TIME: 11AM CLOSING TIME: 8PM
BREAK TIME 3 PM TO 4 PM (UNPAID)
Sourcing new suppliers
1.
Nature of the problem
The rice and canned product are slightly increasing about 5% in every quarter
2.
Reason for undertaking the selected process
There should be negotiated with existing supplier about the price, unfortunately the supplier was not changed the price and ask the restaurant to order higher volume of products get a discount
3.
What did you do? Who was involved? What was discussed? What was agreed
on? What was achieved in
the process? Head chef and restaurant manager are involved to this discussion and agreed to find new suppliers to get cheaper price than existing suppliers
4.
What was changed?
- Restaurant get new suppliers with cheaper price of ingredients - Restaurant could reduce the production cost and save the budget
5.
How were any changes implemented?
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The changes were made in accordance to the discussion between restaurant manager and supplier which was made with the financial manager.
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Task 3
Identify any reports, which you need to complete during the 3-month budget cycle. Set the times these are due in the table below and complete these reports to the set due dates. Attach each report (or a copy) to this project on completion of the monitoring cycle.
Type of report
Frequency
Due Date(s)
Completed by STOCK TAKE REPORT
Monthly
September 3
rd
, 2021
October 1
st , 2021
November 5
th
, 2021
December 3
rd
, 2021
Thammarat R.
(Supervisor)
CASHFLOW REPORT
Quarterly September 2021
November 2021
Ended November 2021
Johnson F. (Financial Manager)
SALES REPORT
Monthly
September 3
rd
, 2021
October 1
st , 2021
November 5
th
, 2021
December 3
rd
, 2021
Jeremy D.
(Restaurant MAnager)
STAFF COST REPORT
Monthly
September 3
rd
, 2021
October 1
st , 2021
November 5
th
, 2021
December 3
rd
, 2021
George A. (HR Manager)
Example of Stock Report of Coffee Shop
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Marking Guide
S
NY
S
Criteria
Task 1
Provides a copy of the opening budget
/
Provides a copy of the closing budget
/
Provides a budget report for each fortnight
/
The performance of each category is identified
/
The variance for each fortnight is identified
/
The reasons for variance(s) are identified
/
Variances are communicated with colleagues/ supervisor
/
Actions are identified where suitable or applicable
/
Actions are explored and implemented as applicable
/
Task 2
2 processes are selected to inform management of budget /
The processes are suitable for identified budget variances or operational issues
/
Details are provided what entailed each process
/
The details for each process selected are complete
/
The changes investigated are relevant to improve budget performance
/
The parties involved are identified
/
Details for communication are provided /
The agreed actions are provided
/
The changes as a result of undertaking process are outlined
/
The financial benefit/impact on the budget is explained
/
Where implementation of changes occurs, each process is explained
/
Task 3
The type of reports to be completed by the business over the budget cycle are identified
/
The frequency of reports is identified
/
The frequency for reports is documented and scheduled
/
Reports are completed as scheduled
/
A number of different reports were completed by student relevant to the budget:
1.
______________________________
2.
______________________________
3.
______________________________
4.
______________________________
/
Reports or copies for reports are attached to the project
/
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Learner Reflection Evidence of Unit Completion Form
Student Name
THAMMARAT RATTANACHAN
Student Number GI210091
Unit Name
Manage finances within a budget
Unit Code
SITXFIN003
Trainer Name
Iswan Mastro
Date
01/12/21
Purpose:
Foundations skills are assessed continuously in all units, as part of this reflective evidence it
provides you with the opportunities to demonstrate how you have achieved on the foundation skills relate to this unit.
Task Instruction
: As part of the collection evidence for the unit completed, you are required to complete the following tasks to demonstrate further understanding of the learning objectives you have achieved on this unit.
1.
Rate the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statements in regards to the unit that you just recently completed
Strongly
Disagree
Disagree
Neutral
Agree
Strongly
Agree
a.
I found the complexity and level of details of the materials appropriate to my background and experience
/
b.
I understood the learning objectives
/
c.
I obtained knowledge and skills that are consistent with the learning objectives
/
d.
I am clear about what is expected of me as
a learner as a result of taking this unit
/
e.
I believe that I will be able to apply what I learnt today in my current or future role
/
1.
Explain any items rated as “Disagree” or “Strongly Disagree”
2.
List the three (3) most important things you learned from this training course
types of financial records:
o
bank deposit documentation
o
bank statements
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o
banking summaries
o
business activity statements
o
cheque books
o
credit card transaction statements
o
invoices
o
journal entries
o
labour and wages reports
o
merchant statements
o
merchant summaries
o
transaction reports
types of budgets:
o
cash budgets
o
cash flow budgets
o
departmental budgets
o
event budgets
o
project budgets
o
purchasing budgets
o
sales budgets
o
wage budgets
o
whole of organisation budgets
factors for consideration in the preparation of financial and statistical reports:
o
cash flow
o
commercial account activity
o
commission earnings
o
covers and financial return
o
daily, weekly and monthly transactions
o
expenditure
o
income
o
occupancy rates and financial return
o
performance of department, project and/or products and services
o
sales performance
o
sales returns
o
staff costs
o
stock levels
o
variance in income and/or expenditure
o
wastage
o
yield
o
statistical reports
budget terminology
specific industry sector and organisation:
o
use of budgets to control costs and enhance profitability
o
importance of budget control
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Learner Reflection Evidence of Unit Completion Form
o
techniques for maximising budget performance
o
financial reporting procedures and cycles
features and functions of accounting software programs used to manage budgets.
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Assessment Task 1
SITXFIN003
3.
During the delivery of this unit, did you actively participate in any of the following activity (tick all that applies):
o
Group Work
o
Role Play
o
Class meeting
o
Cooperative contributions
o
Team discussion
o
Maintaining records
o
Interview or other form of communications.
o
Others (please specify)
List and explain the activities that you participated (a minimum of 100 words)
During the delivery of this unit, I actively participate in
- Class meeting
- Cooperative Contribution
4.
As part of this unit did you use or develop skills in numeracy such as Collecting Data, Interpret Charts or Graphs, Record Information, or use other numeracy skills. Outline in a minimum of 50 words, what aspects of numeracy skills you used during this unit.
Collecting Data and numeracy skills are used in this unit
o
use of budgets to control costs and enhance profitability
o
importance of budget control
o
techniques for maximising budget performance
o
financial reporting procedures and cycles
Foundation skills Learning
– This is covered in the classroom and assessed ongoing by the trainer the outcome sheets reflect level of learning has taken place. Reading – Assessed ongoing through learning material to the level required for the course LEARNER REFLECTIVE EVIDENCE OF UNIT COMPLETION FORM V2 26/8/20
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Assessment Task 1
SITXFIN003
Writing
– writing skills are addressed ongoing through submission of course work and Learner reflection sheet Oral Communication
- Oral presentation through Role-plays Group work trainer / student communication and in class discussions.
Numeracy
– Course work calculations specific to the area of study
Student Name & Signature
Thammarat
Date
01/12/21
The assessor in signing this reflective document verifies that the learner has completed this document in class in the presence of the trainer. The trainer acknowledges that the learner has developed their skills in this specific unit and has participated actively in class discussion and group work as required.
Assessor Name & Signature
Date
Results
□ Satisfactory
□ Unsatisfactory
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