IB Diploma Guide - The International School Of Penang
IB Diploma Guide - The International School Of Penang
IB Diploma Guide - The International School Of Penang
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Assessment<br />
External Assessment – 60%<br />
Two written papers that assess Social and Ethical Issues, IT systems in a Social Context<br />
and Areas of Impact.<br />
Internal Assessment – 40%<br />
• Portfolio: 3 pieces of written work, each of 800 – 1000 words which critically<br />
analyse and evaluate social and ethical issues based on three different areas of<br />
impact (20%).<br />
• Project: an IT solution to a problem set in a social context (20%).<br />
BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT<br />
HIGHER & STANDARD LEVEL<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>IB</strong> Business and Management course is divided into six sections covering six<br />
different aspects of business organisation. Standard Level students only cover five of<br />
the six sections. Each section is quite different from the others and offers specific<br />
challenges in research and writing. Students may find some sections particularly<br />
challenging and others quite simple. Business and Management will test your ability<br />
to use your mathematical, science, research, reading and writing skills together to<br />
achieve a wide variety of objectives.<br />
<strong>The</strong> six sections are as follows:<br />
#1 Business Organisation and Environment: A look at how different types of<br />
organisation (business and non-profit) grow, operate, set objectives and work<br />
as part of the local, national and international community. Attention will also be<br />
paid to how different parts of an organisation, internal and external, can come<br />
into conflict.<br />
#2 Human Resources: Another important section examines the changing ways in<br />
which companies are recruiting, training and managing their people. Particular<br />
attention will be paid to how companies can design a human resources program<br />
which meets the needs of both the worker and the organisation.<br />
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