Careers, Employability and Work-based Learning Module (10 ECTS)
Welcome to Trinity Careers Service's accredited modules for PhD students, offering you practical supports and guidance for career planning and personal development. This module includes a Skills Audit Tool, workshops in two streams (Careers and Skills), a range of engaging in-person and online sessions, and support to prepare you for a self-sourced 100 hour Work-Based Learning opportunity. Whether you are aspiring to a career in academia or industry, this module is designed to help you with your next steps. By the end of these modules, you'll have honed critical reflection skills in the context of your career, developed your career path, built connections with your PhD peers across multiple disciplines, and engaged in and reflected upon a work-based learning experience.
Why is this module important?
Listen to this podcast with Orla Bannon, Director of Careers, in conversation with Prossie Nambatya, PhD student, School of Law and Dale Whelehan, PhD student, School of Medicine (33:40 mins)
Module Description
The module comprises a Skills Audit Tool with a Guide to completing the Skills Audit and Reflective pdf to help you make the most of the reflection, and a suite of workshops in three streams - Careers, Skills and Work Based Learning. Students will undertake a combination of face-to-face and recorded online sessions on the following topics:
Careers Stream
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Watch Fiona Hayes, Careers Consultant, introduce the Careers stream (1.14 mins) |
Skills Stream
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Watch Fiona Hayes, Careers Consultant, introduce the Skills stream (1.41 mins) |
Work-based Learning Stream (10 ECTS module only)
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Watch Fiona Hayes, Careers Consultant, introduce the WBL stream (1.30 mins) |
Interested in applying?
Applications for this module, starting in January 2024, open from Tuesday 14th November 2023.
If you have any questions about the application process, you can send an email to postgrad.careers@tcd.ie and we will reply as soon as possible.
Supporting Documents
Information for the 2024 Careers and Employability Module (10 ECTS):