Question 2 - What went well?
In my opinion all of it went well and i appreciated the fact that everyone did it as well as presenting it. It really helped me learn a lot more about my colleagues and understand their background and the things they like and don't like as well as learning about their families and many of their hobbies and traditions as well as they cleared up any misconceptions about themselves and gave their self a better self image to project onto us as an audience.
Question 3 - What would you change if you did it again?
Personally, i think i shouldn't have done it last minute and gave myself more time to organise it and select more ideas to put into the TikTok presented and get more inspiration from my other classmates as well as if i was in a position to choose what everyone else has to do, i would've told everyone to present a TikTok instead of PowerPoints as it is easier to understand and looks a lot more interesting than a PowerPoint as it's not the most exciting thing to do, it also takes less time to make a TikTok, as well as you can see the moments captured in the pictures presented in a TikTok.

Evidence 2- Enrolment
Question 1) Explain the activity.
When we enrolled we came in and spoke to someone about the course, I spoke to Chris. He asked about my GCSEs and what i passed or failed, in my case I failed maths. He asked me what I was interested in studying and what course I'd like to do and why. 

Question 2) What went well?
I think it all went pretty well, I was just anxious and scared like everyone else that was there at that time because it was a new experience and I didn't know how everything was meant to go like. But apart from me being anxious everything was perfect. Everyone was polite and respectful. I enjoyed it.

Question 3) What would you change if you did it again?
I would maybe ask more questions about how does this course help me become a lawyer since I wasn't accepted to go to sixth form and ask more about why I can't just do a different course. 

Evidence 3- 
Question 1) Explain how you have used communication skills in your life/day to day life.
I had to use my communication skills on the first day of college because we had a team we went in and we had to do a treasure haunt meaning that we'd have to communicate a lot to tell each other know where everything is. Then later that day we all had to build a tower out of straws or balloons as well as we had the option to paint our faces which meant we had to communicate a lot especially when building the towers.

Question 2) What went well?
In my opinion it all went well and there was nothing to be worried about whatsoever while doing all the activities. It was fun and relaxing to me and I didn't feel anxious about the activities at all.
 
Question 3)What would you like to change or add to yourself to make communication easier and for it to flow naturally/not feel as forced or anxious about it?
I would've maybe done more activities and more stuff that'd involve more talking and asking more question about each other to actually get to know each other more than just speaking about one activity.