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Name
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Jimmy Ip
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Goal
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I want to
get from my work experience/work placement is to get taught from the
experience to improve my confidence,
to experience the real world of work and the ability to interact with people
I want to
achieve from my school work – BTEC is to experience more in depth of one
subject then having multiple subjects to concentrate as I think that I could
get out more from one subject and also it helped me develop more vocational
skills of that subject which develop my confidence
I want to
get from Christmas is to improve my badminton skills and also I want to
improve my Chinese typing and English skills with the help of internet subscription
source
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Date
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24/11/2011
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Reason this goal is
important to me
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Work
experience is important which might has an overlap with BTEC which help me
enhance my knowledge of working that working is not scary.
BTEC Work
is important because I need to get something out of my learning so I need to
meet all deadlines as fast as possible without creating procrastination.
For
Christmas I should not waste my time, as I should make use the time in
improving my communication skills and my grammar skills in Chinese.
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Step
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Mnemonic
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Description
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1
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Specific
Exactly what is it you want to achieve in your
business or personal life? Good goal statements explain: what, why, who,
where and when. If your goal statement is vague, you will find it hard to
achieve because it will be hard to define success.
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I will
need to practise my communication skills or in mirror practise 2 hours every
week, when I talk more in the some practical sessions and good improvisation
by the end of two year BTEC Course
By the end
of my work experience week I should able to have knowledge of sports related
working environment when it is working with new people which is working with
unknown, anonymous people.
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2
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Measurable
You must be able to track progress and
measure the result of your goal. Good goal statements answer the question:
how much or how many. How will I know when I achieve my goal?
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I will be
finding myself more confortable in the two days after to get use to the
environment. I will target myself able to improvise at least 2 complete
sentences.
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3
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Agreed
Your goal must be relevant to and agreed with
all parties; examples include your line manager, employees and customers.
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I want to
gain confidence to be able to gaining a ability to meeting new friends and
develop speech scripts
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4
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Realistic
The goal should be stretching, but realistic
and relevant to you and your company. Ensure the actions you need to take to
achieve your goal are things you can do and control. Is this goal achievable?
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My goals
are achievable as I would feel the much confidents and to reduce the amount
of um when talking so I need to be loud enough and fluent with my language,
as I need to reduce ums from my current average 3 ums to 1 ums.
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5
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Time-Bound
Goals must have a deadline. A good goal
statement will answer the question: When will I achieve my goal? Without
deadlines, it’s easy to put goals off and leave them to die. As well as a
deadline, it’s a good idea to set some short-term milestones along the way to
help you measure progress.
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I will be
achieving them at the end of the courses or half of the sessions.
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6
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Ethical
Goals must sit comfortably
within your moral compass. Most people resist acting unethically. Set goals
that meet a high ethical standard.
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Ethical
would be I should prepare more when I even went to apply to prevent unaware
cases that may give me a good confidence.
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7
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Resourced
You will need to commit
enough resource to achieve your goal. This may be time, money, information
sources or support from friends and colleagues. You may need to make
sacrifices to achieve your goal.
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I have
resources as I am now I already applying for a work experience and doing my
BTEC courses.
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