Teaching Responsibility

LJMU Schools involved in Delivery:

LJMU Partner Taught

Learning Methods

Lecture

Seminar

Workshop

Module Offerings

5502SPRT-JAN-PAR

5502SPRT-SEP-PAR

Aims

The Career Focused Development module provides students with the opportunity to further analyse the skills required to undertake work-related learning interlinking with other applied modules to be studied throughout the year. The increasingly varied and portfolio nature of careers mean that successful graduates need both core professional skills and the ability to plan and manage their careers in changing contexts. Through engagement with the module, students will learn about themselves, enhancing their employability and personal enterprise skills as well as continuing to personally develop applicable work skills

Learning Outcomes

1.
Demonstrate a high level of relevant knowledge through a range of mechanisms and regular related professional development
2.
Establish career management skills in actively planning and preparing for future careers
3.
Examine skills and behaviours developed through a range of developmental strategies
4.
Analyse the purpose of continued professional development within the sports industry

Module Content

Outline Syllabus:• Developing Placement Awareness: Resources for understanding organisations. • Professional Self-Management Skills • Exploring occupations: Exploring occupations and sectors. • Understanding professionalism: What are professional and occupational standards and why do they matter? • Developing self-awareness: reflection and experiential learning, resilience, growth mind set and responding to challenges and setbacks • Emotional intelligence, understanding yourself and others, developing your own emotional intelligence. • Strategies for self and project management, time management and organisation, developing enterprising behaviours and creating opportunities. • Professional Interaction Skills: Positive professional impressions
Additional Information:None

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Reflection