PDP - REVIEW

PDP - Review and other matters 
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CateringHigher Education (non-degree)Further Education (Key Stage 5)

This lesson contains 6 slides, with interactive quiz and text slides.

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PDP - Review and other matters 

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Today's class 
1/ Fruit and veg revisor 2/Complete your pdp 
3/ Complete your  pdp review
4/ Make sure all parts of 702 have been handed in.  

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Criteria


  • outlined why PDPs and feedback are
important.
• described their strengths and weaknesses,
and set and worked towards a target
successfully; explained clearly how the
review process
supports learning.


• has taken ownership of their PDP and has
successfully developed skills over time.
shown what they have done to improve;
given clear descriptions of how PDPs are
useful.

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Why are pdp's useful?

Slide 4 - Mind map


Personal Development Plans (PDPs) are useful because they help individuals take control of their own learning and career growth. Here are the main reasons why they’re valuable:

Clear goals:
PDPs help you set specific, achievable targets for your personal, academic, and professional development.

Self-awareness:
They encourage you to reflect on your strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement.

Motivation and focus:
Having a clear plan keeps you motivated and focused on what you need to achieve.

Progress tracking:
PDPs allow you to monitor your progress over time and see how far you’ve come.

Skill development:
They help you identify the skills you need to develop to reach your career or personal goals.

Improved performance:
By setting and reviewing goals regularly, you’re more likely to improve both academically and professionally.

Career planning:
PDPs link your current learning to future aspirations, helping you prepare for employment or further education.


Skill development:
They help you identify the skills you need to develop to reach your career or personal goals.

Improved performance:
By setting and reviewing goals regularly, you’re more likely to improve both academically and professionally.

Career planning:
PDPs link your current learning to future aspirations, helping you prepare for employment or further education.

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what you must do !
1/ Make sure you pdp review has been handed in alongside a photo or a scanned copy of your pdp .
2/ Make sure task a is handed in 
3 / Cv & covering letter 
4/ Interview skills and review of an interview.
5/If work in not handed in Nok will be contacted . 

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