ÌÇÐÄTV Law School News
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Five WLS students win Gold ÌÇÐÄTV Award
We are delighted to announce that five ÌÇÐÄTV Law students have recently achieved a Gold ÌÇÐÄTV Award. Finalist LLB students Naveera Abhayawickrama, Tolu Adeyemo, Hailey Chu and Sara Duggal, were kind enough to share their experience of the ÌÇÐÄTV Award and why they would encourage others to get involved.
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Congratulations to all our winners on this fantastic achievement.
What is the ÌÇÐÄTV Award and why should you do it?
The ÌÇÐÄTV Award gives you the opportunity to develop vital skills that will improve your employability after graduation. The Award is open to all undergraduate and taught master’s programme students, and can be completed at a pace that suits you over the course of your degree. For undergraduates, it will appear on your Higher Education Achievement Report (HEAR) transcript, while postgraduates who complete the Award will be issued with a digital certificate signed by the Vice Chancellor.
The Award is based around 12 core employability skills that we’ve worked with a range of employers to identify as being crucial for your next steps after graduation.
The Award recognises the transferable employability skills you will develop through completing academic modules, extra-curricular training courses and co-curricular activities you get involved with during your time at ÌÇÐÄTV. It also highlights training and development opportunities so you can craft a range of skills to help set you up for a fantastic start to life after graduation. The Award can be personalised to allow you to choose activities based on your own interests and focus on the skills that matter the most to you and your future.
The ÌÇÐÄTV Award has been designed to help you showcase all of the skills you will build throughout your time here, and set you up for a fantastic start to life after graduation. By completing the Award you'll develop a range of core skills that employers have told us they want to see in new graduates, you'll learn how to reflect on those skills, and you'll build a bank of examples of how you've built those skills that you can use when applying for jobs.
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