Creating videos to assist students understanding of the graduate recruitment process

Noel-Ann Bradshaw

Abstract


This opinion piece describes how a Greenwich Seed Fund project using a kit comprising several video cameras has helped to combat student apprehensions regarding many aspects of the graduate job application process.


Keywords


Employability; Videos; Student partnership

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.21100/compass.v8i12.274

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