Training Plan Events Management Services NC III
Training Plan Events Management Services NC III
Training Plan
108 HRS + 80 HRS SIL = 188 HRS.
Modality Basic = Full Online
Modality Common = Full Online
Modality Core and SIL = Blended
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2.7 Complying with
organization requirements
for the use of written and
electronic communication
methods
2.8 Effective clarifying and
probing skills
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required for leading teams
1.6 Group
facilitation skills
1.7 Negotiating skills
1.8 Setting performance
expectation
LO2: Assign 2.1 Work plan and procedure Self-paced Instructional
responsibilities 2.2 Work requirements and Materials
targets Self-Checks (Quiz)
2.3 Individual and group Search Engine
expectations and
Group Discussion
assignments
INFORMATION SHEET
2.4 Ways to improve group
leadership and membership
2.5 Communication skills
2.6 Management skills
2.7 Negotiating skills
2.8 Evaluation skills Identifying
team member’s strengths
and rooms for
improvement
LO3: Set 3.1 One’s roles and Self-paced Instructional
performance responsibilities in the team Materials
expectations for team 3.2 Feedback giving and Self-Checks (Quiz)
members receiving Search Engine
3.3 Performance expectation
Group Discussion
3.4 Communication skills
INFORMATION SHEET
3.5 Accurate empathy
3.6 Congruence
3.7 Unconditional positive regard
Handling of Feedback
LO4: Supervise team 4.1 Performance Coaching Self-paced Instructional
performance 4.2 Performance management Materials
4.3 Performance Issues Self-Checks (Quiz)
4.4 Communication skills Search Engine
required for leading teams Group Discussion
Coaching skill INFORMATION SHEET
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normal operating parameters, Search Engine
and product quality to Group Discussion
recognize non-standard INFORMATION SHEET
situations. www.youtube.com
1.2 Competence to include the
ability to apply and explain,
enough for the identification
of fundamental causes of
specific workplace
challenges.
1.3 Relevant equipment and
operational processes.
1.4 Enterprise goals, targets and
measures.
1.5 Enterprise quality OHS and
environmental requirement.
1.6 Enterprise information
systems and data collation
1.7 Industry codes and
standards.
1.8 Using range of analytical
techniques (e.g., planning,
attention, simultaneous and
successive processing of
information) in examining
specific challenges in the
workplace.
1.9 Identifying extent and causes
of specific challenges in the
workplace.
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standards.
2.8 Using range of analytical
techniques (e.g., planning,
attention, simultaneous and
successive processing of
information) in examining
specific challenges in the
workplace.
2.9 Identifying extent and causes
of specific challenges in the
workplace.
2.10 Providing clear-cut
findings on the nature of
each identified workplace
challenges
3.1 Competence to include the Self-paced Instructional
LO3 Formulate ability to apply and explain, Materials
resolutions to sufficient for the identification Self-Checks (Quiz)
specific workplace of fundamental cause, Search Engine
challenges determining the corrective
Group Discussion
action and provision of
recommendations
INFORMATION SHEET
3.2 Relevant equipment and www.youtube.com
operational processes
3.3 Enterprise goals, targets and
measures
3.4 Enterprise quality OSH and
environmental requirement
3.5 Principles of decision making
strategies and techniques
3.6 Enterprise information
systems and data collation
3.7 Industry codes and
standards
3.8 Using range of analytical
techniques (e.g., planning,
attention, simultaneous and
successive processing of
information) in examining
specific challenges in the
workplace.
3.9 Identifying extent and causes
of specific challenges in the
workplace.
3.10 Providing clear-cut
findings on the nature of each
identified workplace
challenges.
3.11 Devising,
communicating,
implementing and
evaluating strategies and
techniques in addressing
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specific workplace
challenges.
4.1 Competence to include the Self-paced Instructional
LO4 Implement ability to apply and explain, Materials
action plans sufficient for the identification Self-Checks (Quiz)
communicate of fundamental cause, Search Engine
results determining the corrective
Group Discussion
action and provision of
recommendations
INFORMATION SHEET
www.youtube.com
4.2 Relevant equipment and
operational processes
4.3 Enterprise goals, targets and
measures
4.4 Enterprise quality, OSH and
environmental requirement
4.5 Principles of decision making
strategies and techniques
4.6 Enterprise information
systems and data collation
4.7 Industry codes and
standards
4.8 Using range of analytical
techniques (e.g., planning,
attention, simultaneous and
successive processing of
information) in examining
specific challenges in the
workplace.
4.9 Identifying extent and causes
of specific challenges in the
workplace.
4.10 Providing clear-cut
findings on the nature of each
identified workplace
challenges.
4.11 Devising, communicating,
implementing and evaluating
strategies and techniques in
addressing specific workplace
challenges.
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cultural 1.2 Norms of behavior for Self-Checks (Quiz)
awareness and interacting and dialogue with Search Engine
sensitivity specific groups (e. g., Muslims Group Discussion
and other non-Christians, non- INFORMATION SHEET
Catholics, tribes/ethnic groups,
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foreigners)
1.3 Different methods of verbal and
non-verbal communication in a
multicultural setting
1.4 Applying cross-cultural
communication skills (i.e.
different business customs,
beliefs, communication
strategies)
1.5 Showing affective skills –
establishing rapport and
empathy, understanding, etc.
1.6 Demonstrating openness and
flexibility in communication
Recognizing diverse groups in the
workplace and community as
defined by divergent culture,
religion, traditions and practices
LO2 Work 2.1 Value of diversity in the Self-paced Instructional
effectively in an economy and society in terms Materials
environment that of Workforce development Self-Checks (Quiz)
acknowledges 2.2 Importance of inclusiveness in a Search Engine
diverse environment
and values Group Discussion
2.3 Shared vision and
cultural diversity understanding of and
INFORMATION SHEET
commitment to team, www.youtube.com
departmental, and
organizational goals and
objectives
2.4 Strategies for customer service
excellence
2.5 Demonstrating cross-cultural
communication skills and active
listening
2.6 Recognizing diverse groups in
the workplace and community
as defined by divergent culture,
religion, traditions and practices
2.7 Demonstrating collaboration
skills
Exhibiting customer service
excellence
LO3 Identify 3.1 Value, and leverage of cultural Self-paced Instructional
common issues in diversity Materials
a multicultural and 3.2 Inclusivity and conflict Self-Checks (Quiz)
diverse resolution Search Engine
3.3 Workplace harassment
environment Group Discussion
3.4 Change management and ways
to overcome resistance to
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change
3.5 Advanced strategies for
customer service excellence
3.6 Addressing diversity-related
conflicts in the workplace
3.7 Eliminating discriminatory
behavior towards customers
and co-workers
Utilizing change management
policies in the workplace
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2.6 Assessing readiness for work
procedures, processes and
systems.
2.7 Generating insights to improve
organizational procedures,
processes and systems through
innovation.
2.8 Facilitating action plans on how
to apply innovative procedures in
the organization
LO3. Evaluate the 3.1 Five minds of the future Self-paced Instructional
effectiveness of concepts Materials
the proposed (Gardner, 2007) Self-Checks (Quiz)
action plans 3.2 Adaptation concepts in Search Engine
neuroscience,
Group Discussion
(Merzenich, 2013).
3.3 Transtheoretical model of
INFORMATION SHEET
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behavior change (Prochaska,
DiClemente, & Norcross, 1992).
3.4 Generating insights to improve
organizational procedures,
processes and systems through
innovation.
3.5 Facilitating action plans for
innovative in the organization.
3.6 Communicating results of the
evaluation of the proposed and
implemented changes in the
workplace procedures and
systems.
Developing action plans for
continuous improvement on the
basic systems, processes and
procedures in the organization
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1.5 Classify stored information for
identification and retrieval
1.6 Operate the technical
information system by using
agreed procedures
1.7 Collating information
1.8 Operating appropriate and valid
procedures for inputting,
maintaining and archiving
information
1.9 Advising and offering guidance
to people who need to find and
use information
1.10 Organizing information into
a suitable form for reference
and use
1.11 Classifying stored
information for identification and
retrieval
Operating the technical information
system by using agreed procedures
LO2: Apply 2.1. Attributes and limitations of Self-paced Instructional
information available software tools Materials
technology (IT) 2.2. Procedures and work Self-Checks (Quiz)
instructions for the use of IT Search Engine
2.3. Operational requirements for IT
Group Discussion
systems
2.4. Sources and flow paths of data
INFORMATION SHEET
2.5. Security systems and www.youtube.com
measures that can be used
2.6. Extract data and format reports
2.7. Methods of entering and
processing information
2.8. WWW enabled applications
2.9. Identifying attributes and
limitations of available software
tools
2.10. Using procedures and work
instructions for the use of IT
2.11. Describing operational
requirements for IT systems
2.12. Identifying sources and flow
paths of data
2.13. Determining security systems
and measures that can be used
2.14. Extracting data and format
reports
2.15. Describing methods of
entering and processing
information
2.16. Using WWW applications
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LO3 Edit, format 3.1 Basic file-handling technique Self-paced Instructional
and check 3.2 Techniques in checking Materials
information documents Self-Checks (Quiz)
3.3 Techniques in editing and Search Engine
formatting
Group Discussion
3.4 Proof reading techniques
3.5 Using basic file-handling
INFORMATION SHEET
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techniques is used for the
software
3.6 Using different techniques in
checking documents
3.7 Applying editing and formatting
techniques
Applying proof reading
techniques
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2.11 Observation skills
LO3 Evaluate 3.1 OSH Practices Self-paced Instructional
effectiveness of 3.2 OSH metrics Materials
Occupational 3.3 OSH Evaluation Techniques Self-Checks (Quiz)
Safety and Health 3.4 OSH standards Search Engine
3.5 Critical thinking Skills
work instructions Group Discussion
3.6 Evaluating Skills
INFORMATION SHEET
www.youtube.com
LO4. Appreciate 3.7 OSH Practices Self-paced Instructional
Philippine Labor 3.8 OSH metrics Materials
Law and Rights 3.9 OSH Evaluation Techniques Self-Checks (Quiz)
of the workers 3.10 OSH standards Search Engine
3.11 Critical thinking Skills
Group Discussion
3.12 Evaluating Skills
INFORMATION SHEET
www.youtube.com
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environmental and Procedures Self-Checks (Quiz)
practices 3.3 Documentation and Record Search Engine
Keeping Skills Group Discussion
3.4 Critical thinking INFORMATION SHEET
3.5 Problem Solving www.youtube.com
Observation Skills
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3.6 Interpreting basic financial INFORMATION SHEET
statements www.youtube.com
3.7 Preparing business plans
Training Plan
Common Competencies – 24 hrs.
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Module Title: Controlling and order stock
Modality: Check which modality will be applied. Multi-Modal is allowed.
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documentation and systems that
may be applied in the hospitality
industry
Reasons for stock loss and
damage
Collect, organize and analyze
information
Plan and organize activities
Application of underpinning
knowledge
LO4 Follow-up Stock level maintenance Self-paced Learning Materials
orders techniques as appropriate to the Self-Checks (Quiz)
industry sector Task Sheet
Typical stocktaking procedures Performance Criteria Checklist
as appropriate to the industry
Google Search Engine
sector
Stock recording systems Group Discussion
Stock security systems https://www.linkedin.com/
Types of stock control www.youtube.com
documentation and systems that
may be applied in the hospitality
industry
Reasons for stock loss and
damage
Collect, organize and analyze
information
Plan and organize activities
Application of underpinning
knowledge
LO5 Organize Stock level maintenance Self-paced Learning Materials
and administer techniques as appropriate to the Self-Checks (Quiz)
stocks industry sector Task Sheet
Typical stocktaking procedures Performance Criteria Checklist
as appropriate to the industry
Google Search Engine
sector
Stock recording systems Group Discussion
Stock security systems https://www.linkedin.com/
Types of stock control www.youtube.com
documentation and systems that
may be applied in the hospitality
industry
Reasons for stock loss and
damage
Collect, organize and analyze
information
Plan and organize activities
Application of underpinning
knowledge
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Modality: Check which modality will be applied. Multi-Modal is allowed.
( ) Full online ( ) Blended online ( ) Distance Learning (√) Face to Face Learning
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equipment and presentation
skills
appropriate for the training
3.8. Communication skills
(written and oral)
LO4 Review training 4.1. Identification of Self-paced Learning
evidence of competency Materials
4.2. Competency in the units Self-Checks (Quiz)
being taught Task Sheet
4.3. Training delivery
Performance Criteria
methods
4.4. Planning and
Checklist
documenting training Google Search Engine
approaches Group Discussion
4.5. Training delivery https://www.linkedin.com/
methods www.youtube.com
4.6. Training strategies and
techniques which facilitate
learning process
4.7. Correct use of
equipment and presentation
skills
appropriate for the training
4.8. Communication skills
(written and oral)
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issues in LMS
which the tourism and Self-Checks (Quiz)
hospitality industry operates. Task Sheet
2.2 Legal issues that affect Performance Criteria
negotiations and contracts
Checklist
2.3 General knowledge
about contracts.
Google Search Engine
2.4 Negotiation and Video Conferencing
communication techniques (Google Meet)
appropriate to https://www.linkedin.com/
negotiations. www.youtube.com
2.5 Interpersonal skills
2.6 Mathematical skills i.e.
calculating profit margins for
the contract
LO3 Make formal 3.1 Business environment Self-paced Learning
business agreements including major industry Materials uploaded in
issues in LMS
which the tourism and Self-Checks (Quiz)
hospitality industry operates. Task Sheet
3.2 Legal issues that affect
negotiations and contracts
Performance Criteria
3.3 General knowledge Checklist
about contracts. Google Search Engine
3.4 Negotiation and Video Conferencing
communication techniques (Google Meet)
appropriate to https://www.linkedin.com/
negotiations. www.youtube.com
3.5 Interpersonal skills
3.6 Mathematical skills i.e.
calculating profit margins for
the contract
LO4 Foster and 4.1 Business environment Self-paced Learning
maintain business including major industry Materials uploaded in
relationships issues in LMS
which the tourism and Self-Checks (Quiz)
hospitality industry operates. Task Sheet
4.2 Legal issues that affect
negotiations and contracts
Performance Criteria
4.3 General knowledge Checklist
about contracts. Google Search Engine
4.4 Negotiation and Video Conferencing
communication techniques (Google Meet)
appropriate to https://www.linkedin.com/
negotiations. www.youtube.com
4.5 Interpersonal skills
4.6 Mathematical skills i.e.
calculating profit margins for
the contract
Training Plan
Core Competencies – 64 hrs.
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Unit of Plan and develop event proposal or bid
Competency:
Module Title: Planning and develop event proposal or bid
Modality: Check which modality will be applied. Multi-Modal is allowed.
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4.3 Presentation techniques for Meet)
proposal and bid materials, https://www.linkedin.com/
including current technology www.youtube.com
4.4 Assessing quotes and
product information from
suppliers
to make an effective selection
4.5 Creating an effective
presentation format for the bid
document
4.6 Allocating responsibilities to
team members and
monitoring progress on bid
preparations
4.7 Running team meetings to
monitor progress
4.8 Making cost estimates for
inclusion in the bid document
4.9 Creating a proposal from
scratch within an extremely
short timeframe
4.10 Designing an animated
computer presentation
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1.7. Liaising with multiple
potential contractors to develop
an
event concept within a very
short timeframe
1.8. Coordinating a
brainstorming session to
develop the
creative elements of an event
1.9. Estimating costs for
particular concepts and formats
1.10. Developing a solution to a
situation where the event
principal’s desire for a particular
creative component does
not fit with the overall concept
1.11. Using computer software
to develop an animated
presentation on an event
concept
LO2 Establish 2.1. Different types of Self-paced Learning
event concept events Materials uploaded in
theme and 2.2. Internal and external LMS
format event concept Self-Checks (Quiz)
2.3. Event concepts Task Sheet
common issues
2.4. Different types of
Performance Criteria
event creative techniques Checklist
2.5 Corporate event Google Search Engine
2.6 Concept, theme, and proper Video Conferencing (Google
proposals format Meet)
2.7 Quick event concept https://www.linkedin.com/
techniques www.youtube.com
2.8 Creative elements of an
event
2.9 Concepts and formats
costing
2.10 Solution for incorrect
event concept
2.11 Animated computer
presentation for event concept
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conference formats Materials uploaded in
objectives 1.2 Range of options for event LMS
staging and venue set-ups Self-Checks (Quiz)
1.3 Principles of adult learning Task Sheet
1.4 Needs of different segments
Performance Criteria
o the market in relation to
conference activities (e.g.
Checklist
corporate, associations, Google Search Engine
government) Video Conferencing (Google
skills Meet)
1.5 Assessing and selecting https://www.linkedin.com/
optimum pre-and post-touring www.youtube.com
options or social events for a
given event
1.6 Presenting a draft event
proposal to the sponsoring
organization
1.7 Developing a precise
schedule for all event activities
1.8 Running a mind-mapping
session with colleagues to
source ideas for an event
program
1.9 Calculating costs to ensure
they remain within budget
guidelines
1.10 Adjusting a draft program
to meet a 20% budget cutback
1.11 Using a computer to
calculate costs
LO2. Design 2.1 Typical conference session Self-paced Learning
event program formats Materials uploaded in
2.2 Range of options for event LMS
staging and venue set-ups Self-Checks (Quiz)
2.3 Principles of adult learning Task Sheet
2.4 Needs of different segments
o the market in relation to
Performance Criteria
conference activities (e.g. Checklist
corporate, associations, Google Search Engine
government) Video Conferencing (Google
skills Meet)
2.5 Assessing and selecting https://www.linkedin.com/
optimum pre-and post-touring www.youtube.com
options or social events for a
given event
2.6 Presenting a draft event
proposal to the sponsoring
organization
2.7 Developing a precise
schedule for all event activities
2.8 Running a mind-mapping
session with colleagues to
source ideas for an event
program
2.9 Calculating costs to ensure
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they remain within budget
guidelines
2.10 Adjusting a draft program
to meet a 20% budget cutback
2.11 Using a computer to
calculate costs
LO3. Finalize 3.1 Typical conference session Self-paced Learning
program details formats Materials uploaded in
3.2 Range of options for event LMS
staging and venue set-ups Self-Checks (Quiz)
3.3 Principles of adult learning Task Sheet
3.4 Needs of different segments
o the market in relation to
Performance Criteria
conference activities (e.g. Checklist
corporate, associations, Google Search Engine
government) Video Conferencing (Google
skills Meet)
3.5 Assessing and selecting https://www.linkedin.com/
optimum pre-and post-touring www.youtube.com
options or social events for a
given event
3.6 Presenting a draft event
proposal to the sponsoring
organization
3.7 Developing a precise
schedule for all event activities
3.8 Running a mind-mapping
session with colleagues to
source ideas for an event
program
3.9 Calculating costs to ensure
they remain within budget
guidelines
3.10 Adjusting a draft program
to meet a 20% budget cutback
3.11 Using a computer to
calculate costs
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within a given locality Performance Criteria
1.3 Presentation styles for Checklist
venue and site information and Google Search Engine
interpretation of this information Video Conferencing (Google
1.4 Sources for information on
Meet)
venue and site
1.5 Features and requirements https://www.linkedin.com/
of a typical venue or site www.youtube.com
contracts
1.6 Typical operational
structures within a venue
including
relevant personnel, internal
networks and interrelationships
and reporting structures.
1.7 Analyzing information from
a range of venues or sites and
assessing suitability
1.8 Developing an event
specification document
1.9 Selecting and booking
venues for an event
1.10 Running a venue sub-
committee meeting to assess
venue
options
1.11 Calculating floor space
requirements for a given event
1.12 Adjusting venues and
dates when venue availability is
limited
LO2. Source 2.1 Different styles of venues Self-paced Learning
event venues or and sites, services offered and Materials uploaded in
sites their suitability for particular LMS
event types Self-Checks (Quiz)
2.2 Venue and site options Task Sheet
within a given locality
2.3 Presentation styles for
Performance Criteria
venue and site information and Checklist
interpretation of this information Google Search Engine
2.4 Sources for information on Video Conferencing (Google
venue and site Meet)
2.5 Features and requirements https://www.linkedin.com/
of a typical venue or site www.youtube.com
contracts
2.6 Typical operational
structures within a venue
including
relevant personnel, internal
networks and interrelationships
and reporting structures.
2.7 Analyzing information from
a range of venues or sites and
assessing suitability
2.8 Developing an event
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specification document
2.9 Selecting and booking
venues for an event
2.10 Running a venue sub-
committee meeting to assess
venue
options
2.11 Calculating floor space
requirements for a given event
2.12 Adjusting venues and
dates when venue availability is
limited
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the event management process
1.6 Deciding whether to join an
industry association based on
evaluation of promotional
materials
1.7 Coordinating with clients on
protocol requirements for a
given event
1.8 Organizing a personal
program of professional
development activities for the
upcoming year
1.9 Discussing industry
developments with colleagues
1.10 Responding to a situation
at a particular type of event
where candidate has no
knowledge of its components
1.11 Using the internet to
source information on the
events industry
2.1 Main types of events Self-paced Learning
LO2 Source including the following for Materials uploaded in
and apply different LMS
information event types: Self-Checks (Quiz)
on ethical -Objectives/roles Task Sheet
and legal -Scope
-Nature of audience
Performance Criteria
issues for the
-Key stakeholders Checklist
event Google Search Engine
industry -Key elements of staging an
event Video Conferencing (Google
2.2 Structure and function of the Meet)
events industry, including: https://www.linkedin.com/
-Relationships between the www.youtube.com
events industry and other
industries such as
entertainment
-Businesses and organizations
involved in the
industry
-Key motivations for hosting
events
2.3 Role and impact of events
on local economies
2.4 Legal and ethical issues
that impact on event
management including
overview of relevant legislation
2.5 Current and emerging
technology for different aspects
of
the event management process
2.6 Deciding whether to join an
industry association based on
evaluation of promotional
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materials
2.7 Coordinating with clients on
protocol requirements for a
given event
2.8 Organizing a personal
program of professional
development activities for the
upcoming year
2.9 Discussing industry
developments with colleagues
2.10 Responding to a situation
at a particular type of event
where candidate has no
knowledge of its components
2.11 Using the internet to
source information on the
events industry
3.1 Main types of events Self-paced Learning
LO3 Source including the following for Materials uploaded in
and apply different LMS
information event types: Self-Checks (Quiz)
on event -Objectives/roles Task Sheet
industry -Scope
-Nature of audience
Performance Criteria
technology
-Key stakeholders Checklist
-Key elements of staging an Google Search Engine
event Video Conferencing (Google
3.2 Structure and function of the Meet)
events industry, including: https://www.linkedin.com/
-Relationships between the www.youtube.com
events industry and other
industries such as
entertainment
-Businesses and organizations
involved in the
industry
-Key motivations for hosting
events
3.3 Role and impact of events
on local economies
3.4 Legal and ethical issues
that impact on event
management including
overview of relevant legislation
3.5 Current and emerging
technology for different aspects
of
the event management process
3.6 Deciding whether to join an
industry association based on
evaluation of promotional
materials
3.7 Coordinating with clients on
protocol requirements for a
given event
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3.8 Organizing a personal
program of professional
development activities for the
upcoming year
3.9 Discussing industry
developments with colleagues
3.10 Responding to a situation
at a particular type of event
where candidate has no
knowledge of its components
3.11 Using the internet to
source information on the
events industry
4.1 Main types of events Self-paced Learning
LO4 Update including the following for Materials uploaded in
event different LMS
industry event types: Self-Checks (Quiz)
knowledge -Objectives/roles Task Sheet
-Scope
-Nature of audience
Performance Criteria
-Key stakeholders Checklist
-Key elements of staging an Google Search Engine
event Video Conferencing (Google
4.2 Structure and function of the Meet)
events industry, including: https://www.linkedin.com/
-Relationships between the www.youtube.com
events industry and other
industries such as
entertainment
-Businesses and organizations
involved in the
industry
-Key motivations for hosting
events
4.3 Role and impact of events
on local economies
4.4 Legal and ethical issues
that impact on event
management including
overview of relevant legislation
4.5 Current and emerging
technology for different aspects
of
the event management process
4.6 Deciding whether to join an
industry association based on
evaluation of promotional
materials
4.7 Coordinating with clients on
protocol requirements for a
given event
4.8 Organizing a personal
program of professional
development activities for the
upcoming year
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4.9 Discussing industry
developments with colleagues
4.10 Responding to a situation
at a particular type of event
where candidate has no
knowledge of its components
4.11 Using the internet to
source information on the
events industry
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the pre-arranged agreements
1.9 Providing a pre-event
briefing to operational staff and
suppliers
1.10 Discussing problems with
operational staff and providing
advice on how to solve them
1.11 Developing plans for on-
site management
1.12 Preparing service
reconfirmation checklists
1.13 Providing instructions to
operational team members,
briefing and debriefing suppliers
and staff
1.14 Checking capacity of
venue outlets against numbers
of
registrations
1.15 Checking and signing
accounts in accordance with
supplier
agreements
1.16 Identifying room set up
deficiencies and discrepancies
in
supply of equipment and taking
prompt action to rectify the
situation
1.17 Creating and collating a
computerized running sheet
2.1 Typical on-site events Self-paced Learning
LO2 management systems and Materials uploaded in
procedures LMS
Oversee 2.2 Logistics for on-site Self-Checks (Quiz)
meeting/even management including Task Sheet
t set- up contractor
communication mechanisms
Performance Criteria
and protocols (e.g. main Checklist
liaison person within a venue, Google Search Engine
hierarchy of control, walkie Video Conferencing (Google
talkie Meet)
options) https://www.linkedin.com/
2.3 Running sheets and how www.youtube.com
they are used
2.4 Importance of and
techniques for managing stress
and
time during the operation of an
event
2.5 Characteristics of written
contractor documentation
including event order and other
technical specifications
2.6 Safety/risk issues
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associated with the movement
of
numbers of people at meeting
and event venues
2.7 Negotiation skills in specific
relation to time constraints of
on-site activities
2.8 Checking all aspects of the
event or meeting set up against
the pre-arranged agreements
2.9 Providing a pre-event
briefing to operational staff and
suppliers
2.10 Discussing problems with
operational staff and providing
advice on how to solve them
2.11 Developing plans for on-
site management
2.12 Preparing service
reconfirmation checklists
2.13 Providing instructions to
operational team members,
briefing and debriefing suppliers
and staff
2.14 Checking capacity of
venue outlets against numbers
of
registrations
2.15 Checking and signing
accounts in accordance with
supplier
agreements
2.16 Identifying room set up
deficiencies and discrepancies
in
supply of equipment and taking
prompt action to rectify the
situation
2.17 Creating and collating a
computerized running sheet
3.1 Typical on-site events Self-paced Learning
LO3 Monitor management systems and Materials uploaded in
meeting/even procedures LMS
t operation 3.2 Logistics for on-site Self-Checks (Quiz)
management including Task Sheet
contractor
communication mechanisms
Performance Criteria
and protocols (e.g. main Checklist
liaison person within a venue, Google Search Engine
hierarchy of control, walkie Video Conferencing (Google
talkie Meet)
options) https://www.linkedin.com/
3.3 • Running sheets and how www.youtube.com
they are used
3.4 • Importance of and
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techniques for managing stress
and
time during the operation of an
event
3.5 Characteristics of written
contractor documentation
including event order and other
technical specifications
3.6 Safety/risk issues
associated with the movement
of
numbers of people at meeting
and event venues
3.7 Negotiation skills in specific
relation to time constraints of
on-site activities
3.8 Checking all aspects of the
event or meeting set up against
the pre-arranged agreements
3.9 Providing a pre-event
briefing to operational staff and
suppliers
3.10 Discussing problems with
operational staff and providing
advice on how to solve them
3.11 Developing plans for on-
site management
3.12 Preparing service
reconfirmation checklists
3.13 Providing instructions to
operational team members,
briefing and debriefing suppliers
and staff
3.14 Checking capacity of
venue outlets against numbers
of
registrations
3.15 Checking and signing
accounts in accordance with
supplier
agreements
3.16 Identifying room set up
deficiencies and discrepancies
in
supply of equipment and taking
prompt action to rectify the
situation
3.17 Creating and collating a
computerized running sheet
4.1 On-site events management Self-paced Learning
LO4 systems and procedures Materials uploaded in
4.2 Logistics for on-site LMS
Oversee management, communication Self-Checks (Quiz)
meeting/even mechanisms and protocols Task Sheet
4.3 Running sheets
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4.4 techniques to manage Performance Criteria
t breakdown stress and time during events Checklist
operation Google Search Engine
4.5 Technical specification and Video Conferencing (Google
characteristics of contractor
Meet)
4.6 Safety and risk
management https://www.linkedin.com/
4.7 Negotiation techniques for www.youtube.com
on-site activities
4.8 Pre-agreements events
aspect
4.9 Pre-event briefing
4.10 Techniques to
resolve common operation and
staff issue
4.11 Plans for on-site
management
4.12 Service
reconfirmation checklists
4.13 Briefing and
debriefing techniques
4.14 Venues and sites
capacity assessment
techniques
4.15 Supplier common
terms and conditions
4.16 Techniques to
assess room set up deficiencies
and discrepancies
4.17 Computerized
running sheet
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event staging https://www.linkedin.com/
1.5 Knowledge of terminology, www.youtube.com
services and key technology in
key areas of staging including:
-Catering
-Venue decoration
-Audio-visual options
-Sound amplification
-Lighting
-Rigging
-Live entertainment
-Registration areas
-Display
-Security
-Electronic media coverage of
events
-Safety equipment
1.6 The key inclusions for
contractor briefing or
specification
documents
1.7 Assessing competitive
quotes from staging suppliers
1.8 Developing a tender brief
for staging suppliers
1.9 Appointing and managing
multiple suppliers before, during
and after an event
1.10 Negotiating with suppliers
on changing requirements
1.11 Calculating numbers of
exhibition panels required for a
trade show
1.12 Negotiating with a supplier
who is failing to meet contract
obligations
1.13 Creating different staging
scenarios
2.1 Roles and responsibilities of Self-paced Learning
LO2 Source organizations involved in event Materials uploaded in
contractors staging LMS
2.2 Fundamentals of Self-Checks (Quiz)
Obligations and Contracts Task Sheet
2.3 Suppliers of staging
services and sources of
Performance Criteria
information on Checklist
staging services Google Search Engine
2.4 Risk management issues to Video Conferencing (Google
be considered for key areas of Meet)
event staging https://www.linkedin.com/
2.5 Knowledge of terminology, www.youtube.com
services and key technology in
key areas of staging including:
-Catering
-Venue decoration
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-Audio-visual options
-Sound amplification
-Lighting
-Rigging
-Live entertainment
-Registration areas
-Display
-Security
-Electronic media coverage of
events
-Safety equipment
2.6 The key inclusions for
contractor briefing or
specification
documents
2.7 Assessing competitive
quotes from staging suppliers
2.8 Developing a tender brief
for staging suppliers
2.9 Appointing and managing
multiple suppliers before, during
and after an event
2.10 Negotiating with suppliers
on changing requirements
2.11 Calculating numbers of
exhibition panels required for a
trade show
2.12 Negotiating with a supplier
who is failing to meet contract
obligations
2.13 Creating different staging
scenarios
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3.1 Roles and responsibilities of Self-paced Learning
LO3 Monitor organizations involved in event Materials uploaded in
contractors staging LMS
3.2 Fundamentals of Self-Checks (Quiz)
Obligations and Contracts Task Sheet
3.3 Suppliers of staging
services and sources of
Performance Criteria
information on Checklist
staging services Google Search Engine
3.4 Risk management issues to Video Conferencing (Google
be considered for key areas of Meet)
event staging https://www.linkedin.com/
3.5 Knowledge of terminology, www.youtube.com
services and key technology in
key areas of staging including:
-Catering
-Venue decoration
-Audio-visual options
-Sound amplification
-Lighting
-Rigging
-Live entertainment
-Registration areas
-Display
-Security
-Electronic media coverage of
events
-Safety equipment
3.6 The key inclusions for
contractor briefing or
specification
documents
3.7 Assessing competitive
quotes from staging suppliers
3.8 Developing a tender brief
for staging suppliers
3.9 Appointing and managing
multiple suppliers before, during
and after an event
3.10 Negotiating with suppliers
on changing requirements
3.11 Calculating numbers of
exhibition panels required for a
trade show
3.12 Negotiating with a supplier
who is failing to meet contract
obligations
3.13 Creating different staging
scenarios
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Modality: Check which modality will be applied. Multi-Modal is allowed.
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department
1.13 Finding protocol
information in relation to a
totally unknown
situation
1.14 Using the internet to
source protocol information
2.1 Importance and role of Self-paced Learning
LO2 protocol in different events and Materials uploaded in
situations LMS
Integrate 2.2 Key sources of information Self-Checks (Quiz)
appropriate on protocol Task Sheet
protocol 2.3 Main types of civic functions
held in the Philippines
Performance Criteria
procedures
2.4 Philippine ranking system Checklist
into work Google Search Engine
activities including order of precedence,
ranks and forms of address and Video Conferencing (Google
wearing of honors and Meet)
medals https://www.linkedin.com/
2.5 Appropriate protocols for www.youtube.com
the involvement of indigenous
peoples and other cultural
groups in events
2.6 Correct use of national
symbols including flags,
anthems
and military salutes
2.7 Forms of address for
different VIPs and dignitaries,
both
for written correspondence and
in oral communication
2.8 Protocol procedures for
different types of function
including:
-Invitations to VIPs
-Arrival procedures, including
for government
officials
-Introduction protocols and
order of speakers
-Order of precedence for official
guests
-Seating arrangements
-Dress styles
2.9 Determining the protocol
information required for a
particular event
2.10 Advising colleagues about
protocol requirements for a
given event
2.11 Integrating protocol into
event organization activities
2.12 Liaising with protocol
officers from a government
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department
2.13 Finding protocol
information in relation to a
totally unknown
situation
2.14 Using the internet to
source protocol information
3.1 Importance and role of Self-paced Learning
LO3 Update protocol in different events and Materials uploaded in
knowledge situations LMS
on protocol 3.2 Key sources of information Self-Checks (Quiz)
on protocol Task Sheet
3.3 Main types of civic functions
held in the Philippines
Performance Criteria
3.4 Philippine ranking system Checklist
including order of precedence, Google Search Engine
ranks and forms of address and Video Conferencing (Google
wearing of honors and Meet)
medals https://www.linkedin.com/
3.5 Appropriate protocols for www.youtube.com
the involvement of indigenous
peoples and other cultural
groups in events
3.6 Correct use of national
symbols including flags,
anthems
and military salutes
3.7 Forms of address for
different VIPs and dignitaries,
both
for written correspondence and
in oral communication
3.8 Protocol procedures for
different types of function
including:
-Invitations to VIPs
-Arrival procedures, including
for government
officials
-Introduction protocols and
order of speakers
-Order of precedence for official
guests
-Seating arrangements
-Dress styles
3.9 Determining the protocol
information required for a
particular event
3.10 Advising colleagues about
protocol requirements for a
given event
3.11 Integrating protocol into
event organization activities
3.12 Liaising with protocol
officers from a government
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department
3.13 Finding protocol
information in relation to a
totally unknown
situation
3.14 Using the internet to
source protocol information
Training Plan
SIL – 80hrs.
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1.14 Concepts and
formats costing
1.15 Corporate event
1.16 Correct use of
national symbols including
flags, anthems, and military
salutes
1.17 Cost estimates
techniques
1.18 Costing and event
budgeting techniques
1.19 Creative elements
of an event
1.20 Current and
emerging technology for
events management process
1.21 Different segments
for corporate, associations,
government, etc. conference
activities
1.22 Different styles of
venues and sites
1.23 Different types of
event creative techniques
1.24 Different types of
events
1.25 Dress styles
1.26 Effective
quotations techniques and
product information
1.27 Event Audio-visual
1.28 Event catering
1.29 Event concepts
common issues
1.30 Event Display
1.31 Event Electronic
media coverage of events
1.32 Event hosting
motivation techniques
1.33 Event industry
1.34 Event legal and
ethical issues
1.35 Event Lighting
1.36 Event Proposal
and bids
1.37 Event proposal
draft presentation techniques
1.38 Event Registration
areas
1.39 Event Rigging
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1.40 Event Safety
equipment
1.41 Event Security
1.42 Event Sound
amplification
1.43 Event staging and
venue set-ups
1.44 Event staging risk
management
1.45 Event team
progress monitoring
techniques
1.46 Event venue
decoration
1.47 Events bid
presentation techniques
1.48 Events importance
and proto col
1.49 Events invitations
to VIPs
1.50 Events objectives
and roles
1.51 Events scopes
1.52 Evet Live
entertainment
1.53 Fundamentals of
Obligations and Contracts
1.54 Industry
association and promotional
materials
1.55 Integrated protocol
activities
1.56 Internal and
external event concept
1.57 Internet as a
source for protocol
information
1.58 Internet sourcing
for event industry
1.59 Interrelationships
of event proposal and bids
1.60 Intro-duction
protocols for re-sources
speakers
1.61 Key elements for
event staging
1.62 Key sources of
protocol
1.63 Key stakeholders
1.64 Latest Industry
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developments
1.65 Liaising with
protocol for government
officers
1.66 Local venues and
sites
1.67 Logistics for on-
site management,
communication mechanisms
and protocols
1.68 Mind-mapping
techniques with colleagues
for event program ideas
1.69 Nature of audience
1.70 Negotiating
techniques for supplier
requirements
1.71 Negotiating
techniques to handle failing
supplier to meet contract
obligations
1.72 Negotiation
techniques for on-site
activities
1.73 On-site events
management systems and
procedures
1.74 Optimum pre-and
post-touring for social events
1.75 Order of
precedence for official guests
1.76 Personnel, internal
networks, interrelationships
and reporting structures for
venues and sites operations.
1.77 Philip-pine ranking
system for wearing of honors
and medals
1.78 Plans for on-site
management
1.79 Pre-agreements
events aspect
1.80 Pre-event briefing
1.81 Presentation
techniques for proposal and
bid materials
1.82 Principles of adult
learning
1.83 Professional
development activities
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1.84 Protocol required
for events
1.85 Protocols for
indigenous peoples and
other cultural groups in
events
1.86 Quick event
concept techniques
1.87 Quick proposal
techniques
1.88 Quick protocol
techniques for totally
unknown situation
1.89 Response to a
particular type of events
1.90 Role and impact of
events on local economies
1.91 Roles and
responsibilities in event
staging
1.92 Roles and
responsibilities of a team
leader and team members
during event
1.93 Running sheets
1.94 Safety and risk
management
1.95 Seating
arrangements
1.96 Service
reconfirmation checklists
1.97 Sets of documents
for events venues and sites
1.98 Sites and venues
assessment
1.99 Solution for
incorrect event concept
1.100 Sources of
information for venues and
sites
1.101 Sources of
information in staging
services
1.102 Staging scenarios
1.103 Supplier common
terms and conditions
1.104 Technical
specification and
characteristics of contractor
1.105 Techniques for
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precise event schedule
1.106 Techniques to
assess room set up
deficiencies and
discrepancies
1.107 Techniques to
calculate floor space
1.108 Techniques to
develop a tender brief for
staging suppliers
1.109 Techniques to
handle multiple suppliers
1.110 techniques to
manage stress and time
during events operation
1.111 Techniques to
quick assess staging
quotations
1.112 Techniques to
resolve common operation
and staff issue
1.113 Trade show
handling techniques
1.114 Typical conference
session formats
1.115 Venues and sites
booking procedure
1.116 Venues and sites
capacity assessment
techniques
1.117 Venues and sites
interpretation
1.118 Venues and sites
range of information
1.119 VIPs and
dignitaries
LO2 On-site 2.1 Adjusting techniques for Self-paced Learning
limited sites and venues Materials uploaded in
event
2.2 Animated computer LMS
management
presentation Self-Checks (Quiz)
2.3 Arrival procedures for Task Sheet
VIPs and government Performance Criteria
officials Checklist
2.4 Briefing and debriefing Google Search Engine
techniques Video Conferencing (Google
2.5 Briefing techniques Meet)
2.6 Budget cutback https://www.linkedin.com/
techniques www.youtube.com
2.7 Businesses and
organizations in the event
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industry
2.8 Calculate costs using
spreadsheet application
2.9 Civic functions held in the
Philippines
2.10 Clients’
coordination on required
protocols
2.11 Compliance and
contracts for venues and
sites
2.12 Computerized
running sheet
2.13 Concept, theme,
and proper proposals format
2.14 Concepts and
formats costing
2.15 Corporate event
2.16 Correct use of
national symbols including
flags, anthems, and military
salutes
2.17 Cost estimates
techniques
2.18 Costing and event
budgeting techniques
2.19 Creative elements
of an event
2.20 Current and
emerging technology for
events management process
2.21 Different segments
for corporate, associations,
government, etc. conference
activities
2.22 Different styles of
venues and sites
2.23 Different types of
event creative techniques
2.24 Different types of
events
2.25 Dress styles
2.26 Effective
quotations techniques and
product information
2.27 Event Audio-visual
2.28 Event catering
2.29 Event concepts
common issues
2.30 Event Display
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2.31 Event Electronic
media coverage of events
2.32 Event hosting
motivation techniques
2.33 Event industry
2.34 Event legal and
ethical issues
2.35 Event Lighting
2.36 Event Proposal
and bids
2.37 Event proposal
draft presentation techniques
2.38 Event Registration
areas
2.39 Event Rigging
2.40 Event Safety
equipment
2.41 Event Security
2.42 Event Sound
amplification
2.43 Event staging and
venue set-ups
2.44 Event staging risk
management
2.45 Event team
progress monitoring
techniques
2.46 Event venue
decoration
2.47 Events bid
presentation techniques
2.48 Events importance
and proto col
2.49 Events invitations
to VIPs
2.50 Events objectives
and roles
2.51 Events scopes
2.52 Evet Live
entertainment
2.53 Fundamentals of
Obligations and Contracts
2.54 Industry
association and promotional
materials
2.55 Integrated protocol
activities
2.56 Internal and
external event concept
2.57 Internet as a
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source for protocol
information
2.58 Internet sourcing
for event industry
2.59 Interrelationships
of event proposal and bids
2.60 Intro-duction
protocols for re-sources
speakers
2.61 Key elements for
event staging
2.62 Key sources of
protocol
2.63 Key stakeholders
2.64 Latest Industry
developments
2.65 Liaising with
protocol for government
officers
2.66 Local venues and
sites
2.67 Logistics for on-
site management,
communication mechanisms
and protocols
2.68 Mind-mapping
techniques with colleagues
for event program ideas
2.69 Nature of audience
2.70 Negotiating
techniques for supplier
requirements
2.71 Negotiating
techniques to handle failing
supplier to meet contract
obligations
2.72 Negotiation
techniques for on-site
activities
2.73 On-site events
management systems and
procedures
2.74 Optimum pre-and
post-touring for social events
2.75 Order of
precedence for official guests
2.76 Personnel, internal
networks, interrelationships
and reporting structures for
venues and sites operations.
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2.77 Philip-pine ranking
system for wearing of honors
and medals
2.78 Plans for on-site
management
2.79 Pre-agreements
events aspect
2.80 Pre-event briefing
2.81 Presentation
techniques for proposal and
bid materials
2.82 Principles of adult
learning
2.83 Professional
development activities
2.84 Protocol required
for events
2.85 Protocols for
indigenous peoples and
other cultural groups in
events
2.86 Quick event
concept techniques
2.87 Quick proposal
techniques
2.88 Quick protocol
techniques for totally
unknown situation
2.89 Response to a
particular type of events
2.90 Role and impact of
events on local economies
2.91 Roles and
responsibilities in event
staging
2.92 Roles and
responsibilities of a team
leader and team members
during event
2.93 Running sheets
2.94 Safety and risk
management
2.95 Seating
arrangements
2.96 Service
reconfirmation checklists
2.97 Sets of documents
for events venues and sites
2.98 Sites and venues
assessment
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2.99 Solution for
incorrect event concept
2.100 Sources of
information for venues and
sites
2.101 Sources of
information in staging
services
2.102 Staging scenarios
2.103 Supplier common
terms and conditions
2.104 Technical
specification and
characteristics of contractor
2.105 Techniques for
precise event schedule
2.106 Techniques to
assess room set up
deficiencies and
discrepancies
2.107 Techniques to
calculate floor space
2.108 Techniques to
develop a tender brief for
staging suppliers
2.109 Techniques to
handle multiple suppliers
2.110 techniques to
manage stress and time
during events operation
2.111 Techniques to
quick assess staging
quotations
2.112 Techniques to
resolve common operation
and staff issue
2.113 Trade show
handling techniques
2.114 Typical conference
session formats
2.115 Venues and sites
booking procedure
2.116 Venues and sites
capacity assessment
techniques
2.117 Venues and sites
interpretation
2.118 Venues and sites
range of information
2.119 VIPs and
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dignitaries
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