$\backslash$table$[[$Research Project Sections,$\backslash$table$[[$Guideline Content$],[1.$ Introduction & Statement$],[$of the Problem.$]],\backslash$table$[[$Background to the research$],[$problem$.$ Why is this topic relevant$],[$today$?$ Section should demonstrate$],[$sufficient knowledge to illustrate the$],[$topic is researchable.$]],$Fail$],[\backslash$table$[[2.$ Research Question and$],[$Research Objectives$/]],\backslash$table$[[$Clear & concisely formulated$],[$research question.$]],,],[,\backslash$table$[[$Are the $2$ research objectives$],[$measurable & attainable?$],[-$ Have time constraints been taken$],[$into consideration?$]],,],[3.$ Literature Review,$\backslash$table$[[$Literature Review; The background$],[$for the research problem and$],[$illustrates$],[$to the reader that the researcher is$],[$knowledgeable about the scope of$],[$the theory.$]],,]]$

How to Write a Research Proposal:

Introduction $(100$ words approx.$)$

The introduction explains in detail several components of the study that must be included in any proposal. After reading the Introduction, the reader should conclude why the researcher is conducting the research. For this paragraph in particular, it is sufficient to grab the reader's attention, introduce the topic at hand, and provide a brief definition of the theory from which the study is based.

Statement of the Problem $(100$ words approx.$)$

The "Statement of the Problem" is an imperative part of the proposal, for in order for

research to be conducted, one must notice a problem in the existing literature that has not been previously addressed. For this section, the following question should be answered: Why does this research study need to be conducted? What is the purpose of the study? Answering these questions will allow readers to understand why this particular study is important and how the study will attempt to answer new questions.

Research Question $(50$ words approx.$)$

Research questions ask what relationships exist between the different variables in the

study, for example price and quality, customer satisfaction and brand loyalty. Learners must have one research question and two objectives in the study.

Literature Review $(300$ words approx.$)$

The Literature Review provides the background for the research problem and illustrates

to the reader that the researcher is knowledgeable about the scope of the theory. Research as

many studies pertaining to the theory as possible, and summarize them in a succinct manner.

Review various projects, as they may help one to understand how to write and summarize previous research.

Methodology $(300$ words approx.$)$

The "Methodology" section is the most important section in the entire proposal, as it

explains each step the learner will take in order to conduct his or her research. This

section discusses what measures the researcher will take in order to test the study's hypothesis. In this section, it is vital to include the following subheadings while expanding on them in as much detail as possible.

Research Design

Include the proposed research design of the study, whether it is Exploratory Research Design, Descriptive Research Design or Causal Research Design.

Sampling

This section should include an expanded discussion of the sample. First, discuss the population under consideration. From where will participants be selected? Second, give the

sampling method to be used. Which specific sampling method will be used to select participants? Lastly, list the elements that will be characteristic of the sample, such as sex, age, etc.

Instrumentation

In this paragraph, briefly outline the instruments that will be used in the study, for example, questionnaires, interviews, focus groups etc. Discuss how the instrument$($s$)$ will measure the study's variables. Each instrument should be discussed in detail.

Bibliography

All references should be presented in Harvard Referencing Style with a full detailed Bibliography.