C.4, D.3: Feedback

Distinction standard – assessment criteria - Pearson (2023, p.169- 175)

Learning aim, C: Carry out a pitch for funding for the chosen micro-business 

C.4:  Demonstrate individual responsibility and effective self-management in the preparation, delivery and review of the presentation of a high-quality pitch. D.3

Learners should have shown clear justification of their business plan, giving reasons for all of its elements:

• A SWOT and sensitivity analysis

• A ratio analysis to give an evaluation of predicted success.

• Demonstrate initiative and creativity in their pitch presentation.

• Show a high standard of individual technical ability, attention to detail, innovation and precision.

** Learners should provide traceable answers (Harvard referencing) ** OU (2023)

Task C.4: D.3:  Online resources.

• Hyperlinked example of Distinction answer 

• Unit 19: Pitching for a New Business - weblog. Hilton (2023)

• Harvard referencing - is a form of evidence, which - provides traceability to aspect of your scripts and can help validate your submission. O.U (2023).

Bibliography 

• Hilton (2023, DE): Distinction criteria exemplar. Available at URL: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1f1BbYQFRiTPijc47m4HE8pghLvFdsyTt/edit#slide=id.p1 (Accessed: June 2023) 

• Hilton (2023, DG): Distinction guidance. Available at URL: https://unit19cwc23.blogspot.com/p/distinction-criteria.html (Accessed: June 2023) 

• Hilton, D (2023, C): Learning aim {C}: Carry out a pitch for funding for the chosen micro-business. Available at: https://cwc070323.blogspot.com/2023/06/learning-aim-c.html (Accessed: June 2023) 

• Hilton, D (2023): Unit 19: Pitching for a New Business - weblog. Available at: https://unit19cwc23.blogspot.com/ (Accessed: June 2023) 

• Pearson (2022, p.169-175): Unit 19: Pitching for a New Business. BTEC Level 3 National Extended Diploma in Business – Specification – Issue 14 – July 2022 © Pearson Education Limited 2022 

• OU (2023): Quick guide to Harvard referencing. Available at: https://www.open.ac.uk/library/referencing-and-plagiarism/quick-guide-to-harvard-referencing-cite-them-right. (Accessed: June 2023).