Module code: Module title: FHEQ Level: Module Leader: Other contributors: Number of credits: Number of ECTS credits: Module availability: Overall student workload: Date of production / revision of the descriptor: INSERT Personal and Professional Development P INSERT INSERT 45 22.5 INSERT INSERT INSERT Assessment pattern Units of assessment INSERT INSERT INSERT Alternative assessment: Qualifying condition(s) A weighted aggregate mark of 40% is required to pass the module. Weighting towards Module Mark (%) INSERT INSERT INSERT Pre-requisite/Co-requisites Students must have secured an approved Professional Training placement. Module overview This module supports the student’s development of personal and professional attitudes and abilities appropriate to a Professional Training placement and future graduate employment. Skills development, learning and assessment may occur before and during the placement. During the professional training year and any preparation activities, the student will develop and enhance their development skills, transferable skills, course-specific or technical skills and experiential learning skills. Module aims The aims of pre-placement activities are to: assist students in their search for a placement that supports their career aims provide opportunities for students to interact with placement providers and professionals and develop their understanding of recruitment processes and activities. ensure students have a clear understanding of the responsibilities of all parties involved in the placement year and their rights and responsibilities in relation to relevant laws, codes of practice, and guidance governing the employment/placement prepare students so that they can maximise your learning opportunities and gain full benefit from all their working experiences whilst on professional placement. The aims of the work placement and tutor visits are to: enable students to acquire and develop knowledge as it occurs in professional practice provide opportunities for students to gain confidence in handling new situations, solving problems and making decisions provide opportunities for students to apply academic theory to the study of work activities and processes. provide experience of working in a professional environment. enable students to mature through personal and professional development and the evaluation of their placement experiences. Learning outcomes On successful completion of this module, students will be able to: Generic PTY learning outcomes demonstrate job-seeking and job-acquiring skills relevant to chosen sector identify personal strengths and weaknesses in relation to placement providers’ needs identify key personal and professional development objectives in relation to PTY apply academic knowledge to professional practice situations where appropriate execute operational decisions appropriately handle new situations and interact with people appropriately understand and demonstrate acquired transferable skills Additional Departmental/School-specific learning outcomes Key: C-Cognitive/Analytical; K-Subject Knowledge; T-Transferable Skills; P- Professional/ Practical skills Module content Indicative content includes: Provide a summary of the content of the module i.e the topics covered Methods of teaching/learning The learning and teaching strategy is designed to: Describe what the module learning and teaching strategy is designed to achieve and how it relates to the programme learning and teaching strategy The learning and teaching methods include: e.g lectures/seminars/class discussion/electronic voting Define number of hours of each method e.g 1 hour lecture per week x 11 weeks Assessment strategy The assessment strategy is designed to provide students with the opportunity to demonstrate Describe how the assessment has been designed to assess module learning outcomes Thus, the summative assessment for this module consists of: Provide further detail on the summative assessment. Ensure that exam and coursework lengths are listed. Indicate assessment deadlines Formative assessment and feedback Describe how students will receive feedback on their performance during the module such as verbal feedback in tutorials or a small assignment which informs the final summative assessment. Reading list Required purchase Essential reading Recommended reading Background reading Please list texts and journals under each heading. Put N/A if not applicable. Ensure latest editions are listed. Provide rationale for inclusion of pre-2000 texts