With university performance-based funding just around the corner, it’s time to get strategic about employability. What approaches genuinely make a difference to students’ career outcomes? How can we address employability effectively without pushing other important learning to one side? Are there small, easy things we can try in our courses that will have a big impact?
If these questions interest you, then we warmly invite you to join us at the Embedding Employability into Teaching event as part of this year's Celebrating Learning and Teaching calendar.
Convened by Professor Ruth Bridgstock, Chair of Griffith’s Employability Committee and National Senior Teaching Fellow, this session is suitable for educators from all disciplines and contexts. The day will be of particular interest if you want to:
- Hear how other educators are embedding employability into curriculum across the university
- Try out the new Employability Uplift Toolkit in a fun hands-on workshop
- Affirm that your approaches to graduate employability are ‘on track’
- Identify some small things to tweak, or identify bigger priorities for your course or program, and come away with a plan to make it happen
- Share your practice and connect with others.
After registration and tea and coffee, Ruth will open the day with an introduction to Griffith’s strategic employability in curriculum approach.
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