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Today is #WorldSuicidePreventionDay and we want to change the narrative on suicide by encouraging honest conversation and creating a culture of understanding and support. 🧡
If you or someone you know needs support, please check out @Samirtans, @GiveUsAShout & @PAPYRUS_Charity
The best employability advice for students starting uni, “focus on the opportunities over a specific goal – internships, research, modularity in your degree, and so on.” I’d add get a part time job on campus,this will help you meet other students and feel like you belong.
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“Peers matter at all ages, of course, but there’s something about peers in adolescence that takes on increased importance and plays a role in decision making and risk taking, and all sorts of other things that adolescents do.”
Schools are ‘missing a trick’ by not using more peer-led programmes because of ‘what we know about adolescents’ propensity to influence each other to make good decisions’, says neuroscientist @sjblakemore
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What a fab initiative! Love this ❤️
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The way forward, is together.
"It involves valuing all staff and, in particular, recognising the value of practitioners and professional services colleagues working alongside academic staff on the design and delivery of modules".
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“Giving students a tangible problem that they investigate, using their research methods training, means that students are more motivated to attend, support peers, and develop their ideas.” Love this ❤️
NEW on Wonkhe: Gemma Ahearne and Lisa Anderson argue that community starts with the curriculum wonkhe.com/blogs/belonging-n…
Fab to chat with Iwan today about his leadership journey. So much insight for our ELP participants and some time over lunch for a lovely catch up 🤩
Brilliant leadership conversation at our Emerging Leaders Celebration Event between @EmmaGradconsult and @IwanGW81 🤓
Kicking off our Emerging Leaders Celebration with a super interesting reflective leadership chat with the lovely @jooles74 Director of Careers and Employability at BCU.
Just arriving in Birmingham for the @gradconsult Emerging Leaders Celebration Event and the sun is shining! Looking forward to a fun filled day with our latest fabulous cohort. 🤩☀️🍾
Brilliant, important thread from @jim_dickinson well worth making the time to read.
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Lots of talk at #AGCASac24 re the importance of measuring the impact of what we do in the current climate.
Did you know that @Gradconsult has OccPsycs and research professionals who can externally validate the impact of your service and projects?
Get in touch to learn more 🔍
Excited to deliver the last session of Peers in Careers Ideas Factory today, to our fab bunch of participants. Today we’ll hear new ideas from the group on how to take student partnership in careers work to the next level. 🤩
As Graduate Outcomes Steering Groups spring into action up and down the country following the latest set of GO results, @MikeGradconsult takes a closer look at what this metric is really telling us.
Great new article by @MikeGradconsult 🙌
''The success of a careers service is influenced by tangled web of external and internal factors beyond their control, it can't defined by any single metric. Not ever, but particularly not now.''
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Love this, lots of really useful insight and advice here for those considering student engagement. Including my personal number one, employ students within your team and give them real responsibility.@MackMarshall15 cites this as “the least you could do”, I wholeheartedly agree.
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Love this. “Curiosity cannot be done in a rush, it needs time and space. It need formal and informal spaces, routine and opportunistic, spaces that are safe and built on trust. Spaces of genuine connection.” 👌
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“The practice of tracking learning engagement to support retention, wellbeing, and success is nowhere near reaching its potential to deepen our understanding of what learning processes look like in real time. This needs to change.”
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