Main aims and objectives

 To develop my project management skills.

Time management
Project planning
Evaluating Progress
Forward planning
Holding myself to account 
Organisation skills 


Better understanding of research methods

Primary and secondary research methods
Secondary research
Greater complexity of sources
Synthesising research
Evaluating validity of source

Develop academic writing skills

Planning and writing dissertation
Referencing
Understand how to write in a academic manor, reason, balanced and evidence based.


Greater depth of knowledge on my chosen topic

Good pre-existing knowledge on formula one
Developing further on a specific subject
Exploring the business side to the sport 
Validate the issue of money in a successful sport.
Understanding the evolution of the sport into being a global business 

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