Professional Development Week Booking Link:
For the first time ever, we are planning the week
with one key day per department and for undergraduate/postgraduate courses, so
that we are not asking too much of individual staff and students and leaving
some days during the week for reading and revision.
The plan for the week looks like this -
·
Monday 31 Oct: AFE and Law students
· Tuesday 1 Nov: Management students
· Thursday 3 Nov: MODB and STEHM students
·
Friday 4 Nov: Postgraduate students
A big
thank you to everyone who has got involved, offered support or given ideas for
sessions. As a regular contributor myself, I know it’s a big ask on
top of the day job and I fully appreciate the effort involved.
Ultimately,
the week is designed to help our students become more employable in a
competitive jobs market – and that helps all of us achieve our goals at the end
of the day.
Please
do give the event a shout out in UG and PG lectures and encourage students to
book onto sessions relevant to them. I have attached a promotional slide for this purpose.
Other
key messages which I’d value your support in getting over to students:
· Booking is now a simpler
two-step process
when students click on the event link:
Step 1 – Book onto Professional Development Week
via Eventbrite. (They then get an email from Eventbrite with
the booking link for the Professional Development Week site to select the
sessions they want to attend)
Step 2 – Use the Professional Development Week site
to select the sessions they want to attend during the week.
· It’s now Professional
Development Week
- not Reading Week (or a half-term holiday . . . )
Please help us to reinforce this message when you
see students – and by checking that your Moodle sites, unit schedules and even
registers call it this. I’m attaching a slide containing the Early Career
Professional framework visuals so that you can use to give clear branding to
Professional Development Week on your unit Moodle site. Cultural change is a
long process, but with your help we’ll get there in the end!
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