analyse the user needs, expectations, perspectives, priorities and preferences. Because I needed to collect the data from such a large sample size it is a fast way to collect results, it also has high validity as the questions are very specific to the canteen and healthy food. By using a questionnaire it allows the staff and pupils to think about their answers; as I didn't require their reply immediately. The down side to carrying out this method was that I had such a large sample size it took a long time
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overweight or obese.1 Queensland unfortunately has the highest rate of obesity within Australia at around 18.5% of the population. Of which 19 to 24% of Australian school age children are overweight or obese.2 Whilst researching this issue I came across Bowen Athletics Club who investigated the influence of improving food choices in their canteen had on their members. Many of their strategies incorporated initiatives that had been tabled within the Eat Well Queensland project, which looked at Social Determinants
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The Team Work Experience Managing Business Activities to Achieve Results (MBAAR) is one of the modules in the Edexcel Higher National Diploma Program where the whole batch has to works as a team in order to achieve a common goal to complete the module successfully. A team is a formal group established to achieve particular objectives. Teams succeed when members have commitment towards the common objectives, their defined roles and responsibilities and good personal relationships. The effectiveness
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.EDUCATION -Lagos State Polytechnics, Lagos Nigeria (HND in Marketing & Management). -Moshood Abiola Polytechnics, Abeokuta Nigeria (OND in Business Studies). -Premier Grammar School, Abeokuta Nigeria (West Africa School Certificate). _____________________________________ .TECHNICAL SKILLS___ * Perfect knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite. * Perfect knowledge of Microsoft Excel. * Perfect knowledge of Microsoft PowerPoint. * Internet
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House on Mango Street Reading Log Entry One What is the family’s situation? What clues gave this impression? The family's situation was that they were too poor to afford a real house, and moved around a lot. If they did manage to find a place to live, it was generally a rundown house. On page 3 the author says “We didn’t always live on Mango Street. Before that we lived on Loomis on the third floor, and before that we lived on Keeler. Before Keeler was Paulina and before that I can remember.” This
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last May 15, 2013, my life officially started as a certified public servant. During that time, everything about being a public teacher was so ideal in my mind, although I don’t disregard the difficulties that I might encounter during the start of the School Year 2013-2014 but basically I already prepared myself for those and challenge myself to overcome them. Dedication, patience and perseverance are my innate traits, that’s why I’m always thinking to double or even triple these, just to make sure that
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Rich people and he and his family surviev on it.This story revolves around the Son and Daughter.Name of the Son was Chirag and Daughter name was pooja.Chirag was 14 years old while Pooja was 9 years old.They were studying at the Muncipal Gujrati school in that village. Today is the Birthday of Pooja and she is Dressed up well but she is upset as there parents are going to Temple for Prayers as they are care taker of that Temple.His Father was having cycle on which they used to go to Temple
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happened to be a normal part of a school life. People do not seem to realize that bully is physically and mentality harmful to both the victim and the bully. Bully issues happened once in my life and it had made me a stronger and a more attentive person. Previously, I was just a shy and an introverted girl, who don’t talk much in school. I always tend to keep quiet and sit at a side, trying to avoid teachers from calling my name in class. During lower primary school, everything was great. Things
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is a service operation. Profit making or working within a budget Most hospitality operations need to make a profit but some don’t, they just need to keep to a specific budget. For example, a lot of school canteens have a budget of 75p food cost per meal per day. In some workplaces, the canteen works to a budget but the prices are then reduced. A cheap lunch is an incentive to work there – a perk of the job. Restricted customers or open to the general public Most hospitality operations can
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operate a current & well regarded franchise, Noodle Canteen. Noodle Canteen is a fast-casual restaurant, serving fast, fresh, healthy Asian style meals. It is a well-established franchise with 61 other branches throughout New Zealand. The Market The market can be divided into two market segments, families and individuals. Families will comprise the majority of dinner time business with students making up the majority of lunch time business. Noodle Canteen Invercargill is operating within the fast-casual
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