The panels reviewing Critical Analysis submissions are looking for applicants to analyze projects they have worked on, focusing on their role and decision-making. Applicants must explain the project processes followed and rationale, reflecting on their written communication, problem-solving, learning from experience, and ethical conduct. The review is interested in the applicant's abilities and contributions to the project, not just a general summary. Applicants should choose a project they were intimately involved in and had responsibility for problem-solving, where they interacted directly with clients and teammates.
The panels reviewing Critical Analysis submissions are looking for applicants to analyze projects they have worked on, focusing on their role and decision-making. Applicants must explain the project processes followed and rationale, reflecting on their written communication, problem-solving, learning from experience, and ethical conduct. The review is interested in the applicant's abilities and contributions to the project, not just a general summary. Applicants should choose a project they were intimately involved in and had responsibility for problem-solving, where they interacted directly with clients and teammates.
The panels reviewing Critical Analysis submissions are looking for applicants to analyze projects they have worked on, focusing on their role and decision-making. Applicants must explain the project processes followed and rationale, reflecting on their written communication, problem-solving, learning from experience, and ethical conduct. The review is interested in the applicant's abilities and contributions to the project, not just a general summary. Applicants should choose a project they were intimately involved in and had responsibility for problem-solving, where they interacted directly with clients and teammates.
HOW TO PRODUCE THE CRITICAL ANALYSIS (CA) FOR BQSM’S APPLICATION UNDER THE
“SPECIAL ROUTE SCHEME”
NO. QUESTIONS GUIDE REMARKS 1. What are the panels looking for in my Critical Analysis (CA)? 1) The CA is a written report of a project or projects which you have been involved in; 2) It is your involvement or role in the project team that you must outline, analyse and provide comments on; 3) You must explain not only the project itself, but the processes you followed and the rationale behind your decision-making; 4) Your focus must be on analysing the project: do not simply provide a summary of what it involved; 5) Your CA must reflect your abilities and competencies in the following areas: a) Written and graphical communication either in Bahasa Malaysia or English b) Professional standard of reporting and presentation c) Analysing, reflective thinking and problem solving d) What you have learned from experience gained e) Ethics and Codes of Conduct The panels are not interested in the project or your employer; they are interested in your abilities and competencies. They are not looking for the story of what happened on the project(s) generally, but rather what happened in respect of your work and contribution, your understanding of why it happened, and, what the alternatives were. The report must be written from your perspective. 2. Which project should I choose? 1) The CA is a written report of a project or projects which you have been involved in You need to choose a project or projects which you have been intimately involved in. The panels will expect you to have a depth of knowledge about your project(s) You may have been working under supervision, but you should have been responsible for problem solving You must have been in direct contact with the client and other members of the project team.