Equip yourself for career success
Introduction to the Student Employability Program Clare Harper, Student Employability and Enrichment
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Equip yourself for career success Introduction to the Student Employability Program Clare Harper, Student Employability and Enrichment Introducing the team Student Enrichment programs Industry programs Work Integrated Learning (WIL)
Introduction to the Student Employability Program Clare Harper, Student Employability and Enrichment
Student Enrichment programs Industry programs Work Integrated Learning (WIL) programs
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Your degree will unlock doors however you need the right mix of transferrable skills, abilities and personal qualities. Think ahead, work in parallel with your studies to develop skills such as: Communication Initiative & Enterprise Self Management Teamwork Problem Solving Technology Learning Planning & Organising
DacrePool Sewel (2007) http://emeraldinsight.com/doi/full/10.1108/00400910710754435 Emotional Intelligence Generic Skills Degree Subject Knowledge, Understanding & Skills Experience (Work and Life) Career Development Learning
Reflection and Evaluation
Self- Efficacy Self-esteem Self- confidence
Employability
skills and attributes you will need and why.
Don’t make the mistake of undervaluing or disregarding anything you do as being unimportant. Learn how to articulate your experience well and demonstrate that these are transferable skills.
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Curricular, Co-curricular and Extra Curricular Skill Building
Communication Problem Solving Self- Management Teamwork Initiative & Enterprise Technology Learning Planning & Organising
Student Employability Program (STEP) Workplace Opportunities
Practicum
Industry Events & Networking Skills Workshops Case Competitions and Entrepreneurship
Career Mentoring Program Student Clubs & Societies Student Success/Stop 1 Workshops/Activities
Outside MBS Sporting Clubs Volunteer Part-Time Work
Example of a Development Plan for Students studying a 2 Year Program
Semester 1
Skill Development Steps Example Employability Activities Led By Explore & Engage Attend the Business Careers Fair Student Success Attend Employer Talks to obtain a better understanding about jobs offered and various industries Student Employability Program & Student Success Apply for the Career Mentoring Program Student Employability Program Attend Skills Development Workshops Student Employability Program & Student Success Join & participate actively in a Student Club Student Club Find a volunteering experience that may provide you insights to work environments/business contexts Self-sourced Participate in a Case Competition Student Employability Program & Student Club Apply for an Internship/part-time or casual role Advertised via Careers Online and Self sourced Enhance Apply for the Global Business or Melbourne Business Practicum Student Employability Program Attend Skills Development Workshops Student Employability Program & Student Success Apply for the Career Mentoring Program Student Employability Program Participate in GCG Mock presentations Student Clubs Attend Networking Events Student Employability Program & Student Clubs ONLINE RESOURCES Available throughout the year Careers Online HireED GoinGlobal mbs.unimelb.edu.au/students/enrich/getting-ready- for-your-career#careers-platforms Student Employability Program Web mbs.unimelb.edu.au/students/enrich/getting-ready- for-your-career EmployMe careers.unimelb.edu.au/#employme Interview Preparation; Jobs; Application skills http://careers.unimelb.edu.au/
Reflection and Evaluation
Self-Efficacy Self-esteem Self- confidence
Dacre Pool Sewel (2007) http://emeraldinsight.com/doi/full/10.1108/00400910710754435
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