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Unit overview for GSB9003 Personal Development - Professional Advancement
Unit objectives Students will be able to:
This unit aims to assist students to:
Students will attend 39 contact hours divided into 2 modules:
Besides attending class, students are expected to do required readings, prepare case studies, conduct market research and complete exercises in class. Estimated time for work outside class is a ratio of 3 hours personal work for 1 hour of teaching.
Attendance at all classroom and tutorial sessions is essential for successful completion of this unit. The backbone of the unit is the systematic development of a Personal Enterprise Plan. This is like a business plan for a start-up company. To complete the plan you will integrate content from the assignments, such as the positioning statement, the 720 assessment, lifestyle and career priorities, personal competencies and market research. A variety of learning methods are used: personal development teams supported by tutorial sessions, individual and corporate case studies, role playing, decision-matrices, video interviews and questionnaires. A typical 3-hour classroom session would have the following parts:
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