My Event Portfolio SER024AS2AE-3001 02.01.2023-31.07.2023 5 op(NONSTOP)+-
Campus
Haaga Campus
Teaching language
English
Timing
02.01.2023 - 31.07.2023
Enrollment
02.01.2023 - 19.05.2023
Groups
NONSTOP
Teachers
Monika Birkle, Eeva Särkilahti, Anne Taipale, Heli Hajda-Kähkönen
Seats
0 - 150
Degree Programme
RESTO Restonomi
Evaluation scale
H-5
Past implementations
No past implementations yet.
Learning objectives
Student can function as a member in an event team creating memorable event experiences
Student cooperates and communicates with relevant event stakeholders in a professional manner
Student is coping in challenging situations and develops his/her problem solving skills
Student can execute the cue list of the event and be flexible about sudden changes
Student is able to form networks in the event industry and uses them to advance his/her career
Student can analyse the outcome of the event and is able to point out improvement suggestions in a constructive manner
In his/her role as team leader the student encourages the team to perform well and motivates the staff
Contents
Work as event assistant in various event productions, both within Haaga-Helia as well as in off Campus events
In some cases student works in more demanding positions as team leader.
Depending on the event, student might also be part of the planning group and participate in the whole event production process.
Execution methods
Student enrolls in the course and finds available event volunteering opportunities listed on the Moodle page of the course. Students takes part in the event and receives a certificate of attendance. The certificate is submitted to Moodle together with a reflections assignment.
Intro
Get to know the event business and start networking during your studies. You can gain valuable experiences, learn about the industry and event venues and connect with event professionals. You can participate as event volunteer in events of your choice and earn a flexible amount of credits.
Starting level and linkage with other courses
Student enrolls in the course and finds available event volunteering opportunities listed on the Moodle page of the course. Students takes part in the event and receives a certificate of attendance. The certificate is submitted to Moodle together with a reflections assignment.
Assessment criteria
Assessment criteria - grade 1
Student contributes very little to the event team
Student is able to follow given intructions, but does not show own initiative
Student does not fully make use of the networks to pursue his/her career
Student’s reflection and analysis of the event success is very superficial
Student can name only obvious improvement suggestions
Assessment criteria - grade 3
Student fuctions in the event team, taking responsibility for given tasks
Student is able to follow given instructions and helps others to perform well
Student uses the event experience to build his/her own career path
Student reflects on the event experience from various viewpoints
Student can analyse the event and point out several development suggestions
Assessment criteria - grade 5
Student is well integrated in the event production team, handles her own tasks in an excellent way, also helping the whole team to succeed.
Student pro-actively follows instructions and shows flexibility throughout the process
Student maximises the benefits of event volunteering and actively builds his/her career path in the event industry
Student reflects thoroughly on his/her own performance in the event team from various viewpoints
Student analyses the event from different stakeholders perspective and identifies improvement points and is able to communicate these in a professional manner.