The Difference Between Assignments and Assessments

In our program, it's crucial to understand the distinction between assignments and assessments. This helps ensure you are aligned with the expectations and objectives of each component.

Assignments: 

Assignments are generally reflective tasks that allow founders to demonstrate their development of entrepreneurial character. These tasks are designed to be more flexible and encourage founders to apply their knowledge in a way that demonstrates their personal growth and creativity.

The criteria for assignments tend to be broader, focusing on the founder’s ability to integrate and apply knowledge in innovative ways.

Assessments: 

Assessments, on the other hand, are more structured and specific. Each assessment is linked to a particular stage of the curriculum and includes detailed evaluation assessment criteria. 

These criteria are intended to assess your ability to complete specific tasks as well as your knowledge of the subject matter. Assessors use these criteria to ensure a consistent and objective evaluation of each founder’s performance.

Key Points to Remember

1. Assignments: Focus on your progress and development as an entrepreneur. Marked by your mentor. 
2. Assessments: Evaluations of a founder’s capability to perform specific tasks aligned with the curriculum's requirements. Marked by Oneday assessors.