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The framework suggested by Walker and Avant was used for the analysis described in this research. The method of research included:

The contents of this chapter contains the research methodology of the project. As such, within this chapter the outline of the research strategy, the research method, the research approach, the data collection methods, sample selection, the form of data analysis, any ethical considerations and the research limitations are discussed.

As stated in previous reports, the part (a) questions are always about responding to the

It includes interviews, discussions, questionnaires, observation, reflection notes and various text pictures, and other required materials. After all the information is gathered, consolidation and analysis will be carried out, on the integration of data, as valuable materials, can increase the credibility and professionalism of this study.

The research process of interviews, observation and analysis took place between 3rd April and 12th April, for about nine days. Interview was taken face-to-face with all the individuals. Before having face to face interviews, two short survey questionnaire was asked to fill out by each of the individual of the team. This was a bit challenging part since it was essential that this questionnaire is completed at the same time, so that the findings obtained from each one of them is regarded as equal.

The qualitative research for the study will be driven by using tools such as excel spreadsheets and data analysis software that provides a quality control and accuracy for the results obtained from the participants. The researcher will be utilizing two elements of data analysis validity according to Creswell described by Sampson, J (2012), congruence and accuracy:

This chapter provides detailed and explicit information on the research methodology, establishing the different viewpoints of the research, as well as the methods that were used in this particular venture. The chapter will provide a

This section will demonstrate the research approach and design used to complete the purposed study. It will also highlight the sources used for data collection, to analyse and evaluate the evidence regarding research question.

This section of the study will outline the selected research methodology and the justification for these selections. The key aim of this chapter is to elucidate the various methods of research, the chosen one, the rationale of the chosen methodology and importantly how it appropriately suite the research. It is first essential to start the difference between qualitative and quantitative research to determine which method is best appropriate for this study. The data collection method will be properly outlined, clearly stating the advantages and drawbacks.

This chapter outlines the research methodology used in the study. It focuses on describing the research philosophy and the design or approach the study adopted. In addition, it provides explanation on sampling, data collection methods, data analysis and techniques adopted and validity and reliability of the research findings.

Some points about the methodology and method employed in the research have been mentioned above. In this section, a deeper discussion will proceed covering merits and drawbacks of certain items. Furthermore, a tentative suggestion of another way of designing the research will be provided.

The analysis section is divided into the main themes and subthemes to meet the research objectives. The findings are compared to the existing literature.

This chapter discusses the methodology used for this research. Describing type of methodology in research study and define the chosen method and approach for this research. Then, the outline of research strategy used, framework this research conducted and data sources collected to obtain valid and reliable research as the objective determined.

Method: Primary research was done in two steps.  Qualitative Research – Depth Interview Method  Quantitative Research – Survey Method

The study is an exploratory research. The research is based purely on secondary data collected from reports published by various research institutes.