WEEKLY PLAN

WEEK 
DATE - W/C 
PLAN 
1 
02/09/19 

2 
09/09/19 

3 
16/09/19 
1st blog should be done by 27/09/2019 
4 
23/09/19 
2nd blog should be done by 25/09/2019 
5 
30/09/19 

6 
07/10/19 
PROJECT PLANNING SHOULD NOW BE COMPLETE AND SUBMITTED TO BLOGGER 
7 
14/10/19 
INDIVIDUAL TUTORIALS/WORK UPDATE 
HALF TERM 
8 
04/11/19 

9 
11/11/19 
3rd blog should be done by 27/11/2019 
10 
18/11/19 

11 
25/11/19 

12 
02/12/19 

13 
09/12/19 
5th blog should be done before the holidays 
14 
16/12/19 

XMAS HOLIDAY 
15 
06/01/20 
5th blog done 
16 
13/01/20 

17 
20/01/20 
Employability Booklet  and CV work begins 
18 
27/01/20 

19 
03/02/20 
SHARE WORK FOR FEEDBACK 
20 
10/02/20 
INDIVIDUAL TUTORIALS/WORK UPDATE 

21 
24/02/20 

22 
02/03/20 

23 
09/03/20 

24 
16/03/20 

25 
23/03/20 

26 
30/03/20 


27 
20/04/20 

28 
27/04/20 
Employability Booklet and CV work done 
29 
04/05/20 
INDIVIDUAL TUTORIALS/WORK UPDATE 
30 
11/05/20 
PROJECT COMPLETION AND SUBMISSION  
31 
18/05/20 

32 
01/06/20 

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