Unit Award Scheme

112505 MANAGING CHANGE IN FISHERIES

In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have

Evidence needed

demonstrated the ability to

1identify and appreciate why change might be needed in fisheriesSummary sheet
2reflect on at least two instances of change or transition they have personally experiencedSummary sheet
3list at least four organisational characteristics or traits that can help their fishery with change or transitionStudent completed work
4identify at least two practical techniques of planning for and coping with change in their own fisheryStudent completed work

acquired an understanding of

5why change can be difficult for individuals and organisationsSummary sheet
6why building and maintaining good working relationships within their club and outside it is importantSummary sheet
7how to become an ‘agent of change’ for their own fisheryStudent completed work

shown knowledge of

8the basic concepts of organisational resilience and agility and identify how these might be useful for their own clubSummary sheet
9at least two active management techniques which can be used to mitigate the negative effects of change for individuals and organisationsSummary sheet
10a minimum of two practical techniques to identify and then deal with resistance to changeSummary sheet

experienced

11taking part in a group discussion about coping with change and transition.Summary sheet

All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet

Approved 15 August 2019Level - Level Two