Lead Institution: University of Exeter
Collaborating with: Teach First, Nationwide, JP Morgan, Centrax, Airbus, Microsoft, RBS, Devon Education Business Partnership
The below reports, surveys and toolkits have been particularly helpful as part of the Student-led Employability Audit Toolkit project in enhancing understanding of student employability in general, as well as offering practical advice and toolkits for conducting employability audits.
Download the report: Auditing_your_module_HEA7.doc
Produced by an HEI's Careers Service, this is a practical tool that allows academics to think about how they might audit the employability skills embedded in their course / module.
Download the report: CBI__EDI_Education__Skills_Survey_20112.pdf
This survey indicates that there is growing demand for STEM, particularly in high value sectors such as low carbon, pharmaceuticals and digital media. But over 40% of employers in the survey report difficulties recruiting STEM-skilled staff
Download the report: CBI_NUS_Employability_report_May_20112.pdf
Produced in conjunction between the CBI and NUS, this guide is meant to help students prepare for the workplace.
Download the report: HEA_Bioscience_Employability_Audit_Tool6.pdf
This audit is designed to help teachers consider the content and design of a course with respect to the issue of employability and to see where they could improve the course to better address this issue.
Download the report: HEA_Eng_Subject_Centre_Student_Employability_Profile5.pdf
This report focuses on student employability profiles in engineering, with the focus both of getting more suitable students to study engineering and to ensure that students understand how their courses are preparing them for employment within the engineering profession or beyond it.
Download the report: MappingEmployabilityToolkit2.pdf
This toolkit aids academics to explore how Employability skills have been embedded and used across programmes and how graduate attributes, including those relating to Employability, are effectively promoted.
Dr Barrie Cooper
Project lead, University of Exeter
Abel Nyamapfene
University of Exeter
Amanda Arthur
University of Exeter
Amy Boylan
University of Exeter
Chloe Cunningham
University of Exeter
Dawn Evans
University of Exeter
Fiona Dyke
Teach First
Greg Craft
Nationwide
Holly Geipel
University of Exeter
James Baxani
Teach First
Jodie Sherman
JP Morgan
Julie Hawkings
Centrax
Kathryn Edwards
Airbus
Lee Stott
Microsoft
Mohit Malik
RBS
Paul Hartley
Devon Education Business Partnership
Richard Whinnett
University of Exeter
Rowanna Smith
University of Exeter