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The 16 page paper is based on a case study provided by the student, and looks at the project management which will be necessary in order to plan an expedition traveling from the North Pole to the South Pole with a group of schoolchildren. The ought includes a mission statement, objectives for project, performance measures, a consideration of the way a needs assessment will take place, technical analysis, a project work plan and a financial plan. Bibliography cites 4 sources.
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16 pages (~225 words per page)
File: TS14_TEplexped.doc
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1. Executive Summary The plan is to undertake an expedition, from pole to pole, with up to 50 schoolchildren each undertaking one or more segments of the expedition. Being
sponsored by the local council, with the aim of encouraging healthy lifestyles and life skills, as well as a petrochemical company that wants to enhance its reputation, it is expected
that the expedition cost a total of ?129,600. The majority of this funding will come from the sponsors, but would also be supplemented by a plan to take a camera
crew on the expedition to make a reality television program. The expedition itself will take place over a period of several weeks, the majority of which will be in school
holidays, and will be supported through professional project management aimed at ensuring that there are clear plans and schedules with all travel arrangements made prior to the expedition starting. 2. Introduction
As part of a strategy to promote healthy lifestyles and encourage teamwork and leadership skills and character development in children the local county council is co-sponsoring a project along
with a major petrochemical company that is seeking to enhance their reputation following a drop in popularity. The project; Global Stagger is a scheme that allows children of school
age to undertake a pole to pole expedition long the American route, starting at the North Pole travelling south, through Canada, the US, Mexico, Columbia, Peru, Chile and Argentina. Funding
to support a team of 50 children has been secured, with the journey dived into separate legs the children may participate on, one several, or the entire trip in teams
of between 5 and 10 children. There has been a request for project support; planning and executing the expedition as well as ensuring that the expedition receives sufficient positive
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