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Working With Others SCQF Level 5

Updated 05 Jan 2023
Lessons 11
Language English ‎(en)‎
Skill Level Beginner

Course Overview

What do I need to do?

You will:

♦ work with others to identify the main roles within the co-operative activity and/or activities, what your role is, what you will do, and how these relate to the roles and tasks of others

♦ organise your own role in the co-operative activity and/or activities

♦ make/accept suggestions and adapt your role and behaviour accordingly (for example, accommodating any difficulties or changing circumstances)

♦ pro-actively seek and offer support from/to others (for example, anticipating others’ needs, keeping others informed of progress, taking time to praise others)

♦ contribute to co-operative decision making (for example, managing conflict, deciding on role changes)

♦ develop criteria which you can use to evaluate your contribution and the contribution of others to the co-operative activity and/or activities 

♦ receive and consider feedback and advice on your contribution to the  co-operative activity and/or activities

♦ evaluate your own contribution to the co-operative activity and/or activities against your chosen criteria, justifying your conclusions with evidence

♦ evaluate overall co-operative working (for example, consider your own involvement, the involvement of others)

♦ set objectives for how you could improve both your own skills and  co-operative working in future, justifying your conclusions with evidence

Your tutor will offer you time to practise your skills.

What do I need to do?

You will:

♦ work with others to identify the main roles within the co-operative activity and/or activities, what your role is, what you will do, and how these relate to the roles and tasks of others

♦ organise your own role in the co-operative activity and/or activities

♦ make/accept suggestions and adapt your role and behaviour accordingly (for example, accommodating any difficulties or changing circumstances)

♦ pro-actively seek and offer support from/to others (for example, anticipating others’ needs, keeping others informed of progress, taking time to praise others)

♦ contribute to co-operative decision making (for example, managing conflict, deciding on role changes)

♦ develop criteria which you can use to evaluate your contribution and the contribution of others to the co-operative activity and/or activities 

♦ receive and consider feedback and advice on your contribution to the  co-operative activity and/or activities

♦ evaluate your own contribution to the co-operative activity and/or activities against your chosen criteria, justifying your conclusions with evidence

♦ evaluate overall co-operative working (for example, consider your own involvement, the involvement of others)

♦ set objectives for how you could improve both your own skills and  co-operative working in future, justifying your conclusions with evidence

Your tutor will offer you time to practise your skills.



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What do I need to do?

You will:

♦ work with others to identify the main roles within the co-operative activity and/or activities, what your role is, what you will do, and how these relate to the roles and tasks of others

♦ organise your own role in the co-operative activity and/or activities

♦ make/accept suggestions and adapt your role and behaviour accordingly (for example, accommodating any difficulties or changing circumstances)

♦ pro-actively seek and offer support from/to others (for example, anticipating others’ needs, keeping others informed of progress, taking time to praise others)

♦ contribute to co-operative decision making (for example, managing conflict, deciding on role changes)

♦ develop criteria which you can use to evaluate your contribution and the contribution of others to the co-operative activity and/or activities 

♦ receive and consider feedback and advice on your contribution to the  co-operative activity and/or activities

♦ evaluate your own contribution to the co-operative activity and/or activities against your chosen criteria, justifying your conclusions with evidence

♦ evaluate overall co-operative working (for example, consider your own involvement, the involvement of others)

♦ set objectives for how you could improve both your own skills and  co-operative working in future, justifying your conclusions with evidence

Your tutor will offer you time to practise your skills.

What do I need to do?

You will:

♦ work with others to identify the main roles within the co-operative activity and/or activities, what your role is, what you will do, and how these relate to the roles and tasks of others

♦ organise your own role in the co-operative activity and/or activities

♦ make/accept suggestions and adapt your role and behaviour accordingly (for example, accommodating any difficulties or changing circumstances)

♦ pro-actively seek and offer support from/to others (for example, anticipating others’ needs, keeping others informed of progress, taking time to praise others)

♦ contribute to co-operative decision making (for example, managing conflict, deciding on role changes)

♦ develop criteria which you can use to evaluate your contribution and the contribution of others to the co-operative activity and/or activities 

♦ receive and consider feedback and advice on your contribution to the  co-operative activity and/or activities

♦ evaluate your own contribution to the co-operative activity and/or activities against your chosen criteria, justifying your conclusions with evidence

♦ evaluate overall co-operative working (for example, consider your own involvement, the involvement of others)

♦ set objectives for how you could improve both your own skills and  co-operative working in future, justifying your conclusions with evidence

Your tutor will offer you time to practise your skills.



Skill Level: Beginner
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