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© Lee Harvey 2018, 2019, 2024, page updated 8 January, 2024
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1.
How can I persuade colleagues that employability
is about more than just employment?
2.
How can I find out what my colleagues think
employability is?
3.
Is there a way to find out what my students
know about employability?
4.
How can I prioritise employability outcomes?
5.
How can I help my students improve their
self-confidence and self-esteem?
6.
How can I help my students to think about
the qualities and skills they have?
7.
How do I assess employability?
8.
How can I improve the ways in which I assess
employability?
9.
What assessment methods are good for employability?
10.
How can I make adjustments to the curriculum
to make it more employability friendly?
11.
How can I help my students to think about
what they're learning, and how they're developing - 'over
and above' what they're getting from studying a particular
subject?
12.
Do my students think they can make a difference
in situations that confront them?
13.What
can teachers and curriculum designers do to enhance students'
effectiveness in college and work?
14.My
students haven't the time to go on work experience, what can
I do in the classroom?
15.How
can I get my students interested in employability?
16.What
opportunities are there for students to gain credit in some
form for achievements bearing on employability?
17.How
can I find out what our graduates are doing now, and whether
they're using what they learnt in HE?
18.Where
can I find out about how institutions like mine are developing
institutional approaches to employability?
19.How
can I find out what employability measures are going on in
courses throughout the university?
20.What
is the best way to find out whether employability skills are
embedded in the curriculum?
21.How
are we encouraging and assessing the development of employability
skills?
22.Exactly
where and how are we helping students develop which skills?
23.How
can I get my students to think about the skills and attributes
employers want?
24.Is
there any research about what employers want from graduate
students?
25.How
can I help my students get 'inside the heads' of recruiters,
and know what they're looking for?
26.What
is entrepreneurship?
27.How
can I review current provision for entrepreneurship within
my course?
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