• Individual report: This first individual report requires your focus on a specialist functional area of expertise that you want to develop and apply into your group project (e.g., best-practice marketing strategies of Australian social enterprises, bootstrapping for social enterprise start-ups, etc.). This functional learning should include academic and practitioner literature, apply that literature to the context of social enterprise, and describe the relevance of that literature to your group project. In addition, we also encourage you to conduct and report on your own primary research initiatives.
• Practice and final pitch: The assignment will comprise of creating and recording a video ‘pitch’ presentation in which you showcase your business plan (or investor memorandum), including the strategic vision, strategy, operational details, and funding plan that will attract the resources needed for launching and growing the enterprise. 
• Final report: The final report documentation will be the business plan (or investor memorandum), including the strategic vision, strategy and funding plan that will attract the resources needed for launching and growing your social enterprise. The document should provide sufficient operational detail to show how the product or service can be brought to market, and be supported with a financial spreadsheet forecasting the financial implications of the business strategy.
• Reflective piece: The reflective report should include aspects of experience, your reflection, your learning, and your applications of your learning. Where possible you should include a reflection on action as well as reflection IN action (i.e., document your experiences while you are engaged with your social enterprise). Documenting could include photographs, audio recordings, notes and other media.

Detailed information for each assessment can be found on Canvas.