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Industries have expectations that both new and experienced graduates will possess certain attributes and be able to use important skills. These abilities will be subject to the normal appraisal process used to assess the performance of graduates in post. There are, of course, a number of different assessment/appraisal schemes in use which have been developed and are used in particular companies. These materials derive from different industries and outlines some of the typical criteria which are used in such schemes.

Connecting PDP to Employer needs and the world of work. This Guide summarises the results of a major research project sponsored by QAA in 2000. The project was designed to obtain input from employers and professional and statutory bodies to support the development of Progress Files in Higher Education. The Guide focuses on the Personal Development Planning (PDP) aspect of Progress Files - in particular, how PDP and the associated student support can be implemented in HEI's to be of maximum value to students in recruitment processes and later career management.

Guide for Busy Academics No.3. Using Personal Development Planning to help students gain employment.

HERO is the official gateway site to the UK's universities, colleges and research opportunties.

HEFCE distributes public money for teaching and research to universities and colleges. In doing so, it aims to promote high quality education and research, within a financially healthy sector. The Council also plays a key role in ensuring accountability and promoting good practice

HEFCW is a non-departmental public body concerned with the funding of college and institutions of Higher Education in Wales

This website has a range of materials to support Personal Development Planning (PDP) and Personal and Professional Capabilities (PPC).

This website is for those who wish to benefit from Personal Development Planning and should be used in a progressive way.

Intute is a free online service providing you with access to the very best Web resources for education and research. The service is created by a network of UK universities and partners. Subject specialists select and evaluate the websites in our database and write high quality descriptions of the resources. The database contains 121695 records.