CUAIND412Provide freelance services

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What an assessment for CUAIND412 must cover

52 assessable components: 4 elements (24 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 12 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 8 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Promote self to potential clients

  • 1.1Establish, follow up and regularly maintain industry contacts
  • 1.2Participate in and maintain required industry, employer and other networks
  • 1.3Identify and implement strategies for enhancing a professional reputation
  • 1.4Produce material about services provided and promote across different media outlets and social media platforms

2 Negotiate work arrangements

  • 2.1Establish clear project outcomes with client and agree on fees, schedules and expenses
  • 2.2Confirm contracts or agreements contain payment terms and conditions that provide a viable cash flow
  • 2.3Confirm contracts or agreements include obligations of all parties and include a process for varying terms and conditions
  • 2.4Seek specialist advice for reviewing contracts or agreements before signing, as required
  • 2.5Store signed contracts or agreements securely for future reference
  • 2.6Adapt to client work demands without compromising ethics or reputation
  • 2.7Negotiate contract or agreement variations as required

3 Manage financial and business aspects of service

  • 3.1Set up and use systems for managing budgets, finance, taxation and project documents, seeking expert advice and support as required
  • 3.2Set a realistic fee structure for services provided
  • 3.3Prepare a business plan outlining viable work schedule and cash flow
  • 3.4Send invoices in line with payment terms and conditions and promptly follow up any non-payments
  • 3.5Keep accurate and up-to-date financial accounts and records
  • 3.6Submit all taxation documents according to taxation requirements
  • 3.7Comply with business regulations, taxation and insurance requirements

4 Undertake strategic planning

  • 4.1Implement strategies to identify work opportunities and risks
  • 4.2Identify and act on opportunities for expanding the client base, either alone or in partnership with others
  • 4.3Improve work performance and practices using constructive feedback from clients and other required personnel
  • 4.4Identify opportunities for ongoing professional development and to maintain skills and knowledge with industry developments
  • 4.5Regularly review and set realistic work objectives measured against quality of life, artistic and commercial goals
  • 4.6Identify risk factors and develop prevention strategies when planning work activities

Performance evidence

  • prepare resume and self-promotional materials, and circulate them using different media outlets and social media platforms on at least three occasions.
  • prepare at least one business plan that identifies a fee structure and work schedule that maintains a viable cash flow
  • participate in industry networks and develop a dynamic list of industry contacts
  • negotiate service contracts or agreements
  • develop a maintainable and effective financial and document records system
  • develop and revise a strategic plan that identifies business opportunities and risks
  • identify professional development needs and opportunities
  • review work objectives measured against quality of life, artistic and commercial goals.

Knowledge evidence

  • effective strategies for promoting self to potential clients
  • techniques for negotiating work arrangements
  • procedures for managing financial and business aspects of services
  • key factors relating to preparation of business plans that outline viable work schedules and cash flows
  • effective strategies for undertaking strategic planning
  • processes for developing financial and document record systems
  • techniques for reviewing work objectives against quality of life and artistic and commercial goals
  • resume and self-promotion materials required for chosen freelance service
  • industry network opportunities for freelance services in screen and media industries
  • professional expertise and services available for advising and supporting freelance services
  • media outlets and platforms that may be required for promotional purposes
  • sources of information about regulatory, taxation, insurance and other business requirements in relation to offering freelance services.

Foundation skills

  • Learning: Improves skills and knowledge by actively pursuing opportunities
  • Numeracy: Develops and monitors budgets, financial and work recordkeeping systems using mathematical skills
  • Oral communication: Explains ideas and requirements clearly using specific and required language Confirms understanding using listening and questioning techniques Extracts main ideas and expresses ideas during discussions using communication strategies
  • Reading: Interprets and comprehends texts with complex ideas and unfamiliar vocabulary
  • Writing: Creates a range of documents matching format and style of writing to purpose and audience
  • Planning and organising: Plans, organises and implements systems to manage costs, maximise income and be proactive in promotional activities
  • Self-management: Follows regulatory, ethical, taxation and insurance requirements Uses a systematic process for developing career, identifying and researching employment options and updating skills
  • Technology: Uses digital technologies to find and store information

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What does an assessment tool for CUAIND412 need to cover?

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