Employability refers to more than to simply being employed. For a student to have developed their employability to an appropriate level we expect that they will have:
The course validation process ensures that each programme contains the appropriate range of learning opportunities for that area. When you are developing your programme there are a range of resources that can help you to plan and later when you are looking to source Open Educational Resources there are a range either developed by Leeds Met or quality checked available in the University Repository. These can be found by using the search term ‘employability resources.’ and the accordion below offers access to many employability resources
The Centre for Learning and Teaching provides a focus within the University for activities relating to graduate employability and work related learning and supports the embedding of employability and career management skills in the curriculum
Click on the links for an overview of using e portfolios
Three perspectives on e-portfolios, staff, student and employer:
Staff use of e portfolios: Nick Halafihi , looks at the use togther with students
Student use of e portfolios Ben Cotton: offers a graduate perspective
Employer perspective on e portfolios, Charlotte Britton , from the company Go ahead Go Digital
Soundbites from employers in different job sectors, giving hints and tips for students to increase their chances at success in today's job market.
Getting a job in the Public Sector
Getting a job in the Creative and Digital Industries
Employability Fair for Sports Business Management Students
Welcome to these interactive resources. Each title will take you to a self contained ‘chunk’ of learning which should take you about two hours to complete. They contain interactive exercises and you will generate material which would be useful to include in your Personal Development Plan or Progress File.
Please follow the link below to take you to Learning Objects for:
Assessing Your Skills, Decision Making, Action Planning, Building a CV, Preparing for Work Experience, Networking, Application Forms and an Intray Exercise for Assessment Centres.
http://www.leedsmet.ac.uk/metoffice/employability/resources/learning_objects/index.htm
We welcome your feedback on these Learning Objects, please email us at: