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Student Field Report Guide

This document outlines the recommended format for a field report, including preliminary pages, executive summary, and list of acronyms. Chapter 1 should provide background on the organization such as vision, mission, types of business, number of employees, and organizational structure. Chapter 2 focuses on the student's placement within the organization, their activities and duties, work environment, problems faced, solutions, and things learned. Chapter 3 concludes the report with recommendations.

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Student Field Report Guide

This document outlines the recommended format for a field report, including preliminary pages, executive summary, and list of acronyms. Chapter 1 should provide background on the organization such as vision, mission, types of business, number of employees, and organizational structure. Chapter 2 focuses on the student's placement within the organization, their activities and duties, work environment, problems faced, solutions, and things learned. Chapter 3 concludes the report with recommendations.

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FIELD REPORT FORMAT

PRELIMINARY PAGES

Declaration

Certification

Acknowledgement

Executive Summary

List of Acronyms/Abbreviations

CHAPTER ONE: CONTENTS

1.1 Background of Organization

Vision and Mission

1.2 Types of Business Organization

1.3 Activities/Functions Performed by the Organization

1.4 Number of Employees

1.5 Organization Structure

1.6 Level of Technology

CHAPTER TWO: CONTENTS

2.1 Placement in the Organization

2.2 Activities/Duties/Tasks Performed by Student

2.3 Work Environment and Duty and Interest

2.4 Problem Faced During the Field Work

2.5 Solutions for the Problems

2.6 New Things Learned

2.7 Gaps in Teaching Practice and Theory

2.8 Relevance of Attachment


CHAPTER THREE: CONTENTS

3.1 Conclusion

3.2 Recommendations

Appendices

Reference

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