Preparing for a Professional Career: Code of Conduct and Professional Bodies for Environmental Protection

This report discusses the importance of code of conduct and professional bodies for environmental protection in preparing for a professional career. It uses Tesco as an example to discuss global ethical issues and alternatives to resolve them. The report evaluates the positive and negative impacts of code of conduct and professional bodies on the challenges faced by organisations.

Professional practice

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
TASK 1............................................................................................................................................3
Introduction of challenge which is selected. ..............................................................................3
Code of conduct that assist organisation in resolving problems.................................................4
Support and guidance available from the professional bodies....................................................4
Assessment of impact of code of conduct and support which help in overcoming issues..........4
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................6
REFERENCES:...............................................................................................................................7
Books and Journals.....................................................................................................................7

INTRODUCTION
In order to prepare professional career it is important to learn various skills and abilities
so that individual can achieve their goals in desired manner. Various training sessions and
development programs can assist in nurturing the abilities and talents in effective manner so that
individual can establish positive image in an organisation (Cheevapruk, Pasunon and Chantuk,
2018). Tesco used in this report which was established in 1919 and headquarter in England, UK.
This report includes global ethical issues which affect the overall growth of an environment.
Various alternatives and code of conducts are given in order to resolve the r3espective problem.
Guidance and support which organisations take of professional body organisations which help
companies in dealing with challenges. Assessment is carried out which identify positive and
negative impact of professional body support and code of conduct on the challenges are
discussed in this report.
MAIN BODY
TASK 1
Introduction of challenge which is selected.
Due to the commercial activities of organisations, there can be seen emerging problems
in an environment which affects the over all growth of environment. It becomes very critical for
each and every creature who is part of environment as they have to face lot of issues on regular
basis. Various environmental issues includes global warming, pollution, loss of biodiversity,
waste disposal, overpopulation, ocean acidification and many more (Chang and Daly, 2019).
Tesco involves various activities in their production which can deplete the ozone layer and
contributes in effecting green house energies. These issues become hazardous in growth of
diversified elements of the society which is negative for environment. Tesco offer large number
of varied products and services in order to satisfy the demands and wants of their targeted
customers but the production process needs to be asses so that they can collectively reduce the
negative effect from the environment.

Code of conduct that assist organisation in resolving problems
One of the main code of the conduct that the organisations and the business firms can
practise is the Environment protection act, 1994. This act is one of the most effective way in
order to reduce the impact of the negative factors on the nature. The main of this act is to save
the environment from the several dangerous actions that are made by the organisations through
which the quality of the environment can be decreased. In relation to the Tesco, the management
department of the company can use this act that will helps them to sustain the environment in a n
effective manner (Craps, 2021). Through this act the organisation will be able to remove and
reduces the harm that is caused to the environment. This act will facilitates the managers of the
organisation to take actions to minimise the impact of the harm that are cause while carrying out
the activities of the production. This will facilitates the organisation not to conduct those
activities in the workplace through which the condition of the environment can become worse.
Environment Protection Act, 1994 includes several laws and legislations for the organisation in
order to take serious actions if they carry out the activities that do not rely with their policies.
Support and guidance available from the professional bodies.
In order to overcome these environmental issues Tesco take support from various
professional bodies so that they can operate in desired and ethical manner. Department for the
Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) help various public bodies and agencies so
that they can opt ethical alternatives which reduces negative impact on environment. Joint
Nature Conservation Committee also help Tesco in improving their operations so that they can
establish their brand image in the world (Jackson and Prasad, 2018). They provide support so
that organisations can contribute positive efforts in making environment better and safer for all
the creatures. Various other environmental agencies provide advanced tools and technologies to
Tesco so that they can fulfil the requirements of their customers in up graded manner. It is
important to introduced advanced technologies in an organisation so that they can help in
overcoming various challenges related to environment.
Assessment of impact of code of conduct and support which help in overcoming issues
It is evaluated that various factors of code of conduct assist Tesco in implementing new
policies and strategies for their operations. Implementation of alternative procedures which are
given by code of conduct help in overcoming various challenges and issues in effective manner.

Various professional bodies help in providing resources which enhance their productivity in
ethical manner.
With the assistance of these support and guidance employees of Tesco felt problems in
changing and modifying their operations in appropriate manner (Rindlisbacher, 2020). It may
affect their satisfaction level which results in lower profitability. Professional bodies suggest
various rules and regulations to company that results in involvement of large number of
resources including capital and human resources.

CPD PLAN
Area of Learning Reflection of Learning Fu
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pli
ca
tio
ns
Action
(Identify topics of learning from
module)
(Detail what you have learnt
about the topic)
(identify how learning will assist
in future studies and career)
(SMART target
identifying how
learning will be
implemented)
Code of conduct
They have huge impact on
business ethics in creating cultures
and systematic management of
business.
I did not focus on this aspect
much deeply before working on
this module. but then I get to
understand that, having
structure and code of
organisation keeps all the
activities in hierarchy. The
company like Tesco use this
practice for keeping fair
working rights and regularities
to work under obligations
I will apply this learning while
going to work in other
organisation and making my
own business. Also, during
studies, I give preference to
code of conducts that will help
me being honest and
responsible towards others.
Specific: To learn
about various code of
conduct in my own
business.
Measurable: To
analyse the
performance though
past and present
results.
Achievable: To learn
about all the policies

and standards.
Relevant: To
maintain proper
management and
obligations.
Time bound: 3
months.
Environmental protection.
I have learned about the
importance of environmental
protection to save resources and
society. It is important to have
knowledge about environmental
protection to not harm the planet
for future living.
I was aware about
environmental protection as I
learned more about this topic.
But this module has helped me
more to solve issue of
environment through
undertaking best practice like
recycling, reusing, grow and
save trees.
I will apply this learning in
working on my own business to
not do any practice that will
harm on the planet.
Specific: To take
measures for
protection
environment through
reducing pollution
and save trees.
Measurable: By
getting more
customer
engagement in
business and positive
impact.
Achievable: By
creating awareness
to grow plants and
invest in environment
protection
institutions.
Relevant: To save
the society ad
resources for future
use.
Time bound: 2
months.
Role of government and agencies. I learned about this topic in this I will apply this learning for Specific: To make

This Topic is important as it is
necessary to collaborate with the
agencies who will help in taking
best practices. Also there will be
effective control over the
operations so that, the business
will not fluctuate with their path.
module as I was not aware
about this professional bodies
who will have positive impact
on business and their
performance. They provide
immense help towards doing
right activities and help in
growing business.
taking help with professional
experts in thinking about my
business and activities. Also, inn
mu studies this topic will help in
working effectively.
good collaborative
relations with
agencies.
Measurable: By
finding professional
behaviour and acts.
Achievable: By
having positive
impact and good
values in business.
Relevant: To behave
in right manner and
good in customer
eyes.
Time bound: 6
months.

CONCLUSION
From the above report it has been analysed that, it is very important for the individuals to
get a good job in the future which can only be achieved with the professional skills. In order to
carry out the jobs an individuals should posses effective skills through which they can get the job
in the future easily. Along with that is also has been concluded that individuals should do
development but they should consider the factor of the environment. In the above report, one of
the major issue has been taken that is the environment. It is one of the crucial factor that the
organisation should put more focus on through which they can maintain their brand image in the
market. There has been discussion that what type of steps have been taken by the organisation in
order to reduce the negative impact on the environment. Along with that the code of conduct has
been analysed which helps the companies to address the issues of the environment degradation in
a effective manner. Professional bodies have been undertaken through which the companies can
deal with the issue of the environment. At the end of the report the positive and negative impacts
of the code of conducts and the professional bodies has been evaluated.

REFERENCES:
Books and Journals
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Cheevapruk, S., Pasunon, P. and Chantuk, T., 2018. Factor Influencing Students’ Intention to
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(Journal of Research Methodology: JRM), 31(1).
Craps, S., 2021. Preparing students for the labour market. In Development of practically-oriented
student-centred education in the field of modelling of Cyber-Physical Systems-Training
School for Tutors, Date: 2021/09/09-2021/09/10, Location: Online.
Jackson, D. and Prasad, K., 2018. Preparing students for effective law practice and future career
success. Brief, 45(3), pp.24-26.
Rindlisbacher, D., 2020. Coach Mindset: Preparing Leaders to Create a Climate of Trust and
Value. Nursing administration quarterly, 44(3), pp.251-256.