In Part 1, we explored the key takeaways from the Employability and Skills Conference around the future of work and what this means for students. In Part 2, we’ll explore employers needs and how we can showcase the value of graduates.
In everyday language, the word ideal is typically used to describe our dreams and aspirations, such as the ideal house, holiday, job and car. Most people will have some ideas or imaginings about these ideals, which are riddled with expectations. The notion of ideal can also be applied to social roles and positions, for example, the ideal candidate, citizen, partner, teacher and of course, the ideal student.
Online assessment and the dos and dont's based on tried and tested methods.
