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Future Directions for Higher Education in Wales: Case Studies and Lessons Learnt

Future Directions for Higher Education in Wales: Case Studies and Lessons Learnt. Dr Colleen Connor, Work strand Leader, Learning for Employment Dr Karen Fitzgibbon, Work strand Leader, Learning in Employment. Learning for Employment. Learning for Employment. Lessons Learnt.

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Future Directions for Higher Education in Wales: Case Studies and Lessons Learnt

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  1. Future Directions for Higher Education in Wales: Case Studies and Lessons Learnt Dr Colleen Connor, Work strand Leader, Learning for Employment Dr Karen Fitzgibbon, Work strand Leader, Learning in Employment

  2. Learning for Employment

  3. Learning for Employment

  4. Lessons Learnt • “Providing opportunities for students to explore some lesser known attributes (e.g. emotional intelligence) can lead to synergies between disciplines (e.g. business, health and well-being).” • “Students value, …the methods used to assess groups presenting business plans or pitches in a simulated competitive environment (e.g. Dragons’ Den/Apprentice style presentations) because of the professional relevance and real-world authenticity.” • “A number of institutions have outreach schemes with local schools (e.g. technocamps, computer clubs, discipline-specific short courses) and these provide a very good opportunity for students to develop a range of skills and competencies as well as enhancing links with the local community.”

  5. RECENT GRADUATES SURVEY-What Worked for You? • Preparation for employment • Awareness of future career/study options • Opportunities for skill development • Encouragement to develop leadership skills and creativity • Opportunities for networking with potential employers & learning from professionals

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