Not sure how to give the right feedback, in the right way, at the right time? Are you worried about how it might impact your relationship with who you give feedback to?
Check out this short to get you started on improving your feedback practices.
Want to improve your focus but not sure how? in this Skillscast Short episode Tom Greenaway shares tips on how to improve your focus, eliminate distractions, and complete your goals.
For transcripts of this and other episodes head to warwick.ac.uk/skillscast.
TO learn more about the Warwick Award and how to register check out our home page at warwick.ac.uk/warwickaward.
Do you want to start a business? Learn entreneurial skills? Warwick Entreprise can sort you out. Listen to this interview with Chris Wilkinson, Student Innovation Officer to learn how to get started.
Learn more about Warwick Enterprise here - Unleash your potential | Warwick Enterprise Learn more about the Warwick Award at Warwick.ac.uk/warwickaward
Where do you start when you want to get work experience? Warwick has a toolkit to help you. Take a listen to Laileng from the IPWE team to learn how to get started with work experience.
Check out the toolkit here
Interested in getting real-world work experience at Warwick?
In this episode we are Joined by Laura Jackson, Project leader at the TeamWork International Experience Programme and two of her ambassadors, Chris and Anais, to discuss the programme, their experiences, and the skills they developed.
Learn more and sign up at TeamWork International Experience Programme
In this Skillscast short Beth Gallet discusses how to prepare, and how to make a good impression on your first day at work.
For more information about this you can check out the WorkReady work experience toolkit
The 1 Hour projects connects students who are first in their families to attend university with professionals in a range of industries so they can learn about the skills needed for their potential careers and start to build a professional network.
Learn more or register at https://1hourproject.org/
For transcripts to this and all our episodes head to warwick.ac.uk/skillscast
Warwick's Active Bystander Course has supported over 1,000 students to gain confidence in assessing and safely addressing situations relevant to student life to help build a community that embodies our ethics and values. Take a listen to some of the course participants talk about how it has positively impacted their lives and the lives of other students.
For transcripts of this episode and other episodes head to our website warwick.ac.uk/skillscast
To learn more about the Warwick Award check out our website - warwick.ac.uk/warwickaward
What do you do if you want to learn something new? Where do you start and how do you get better? Check out this short and begin learning something new.
For transcripts of this and all our episodes please visit our website here - Skillscast - a podcast about skills development
In this episode Tom Greenaway from the Skills Team is joined by four School of Life Sciences students, Amy, Minelli, Kaavya, and Sarah, who share their experience working on placement years, the skills they developed along the way
For transcripts for this and all of our Episodes please visit the Skillscast website here.
To learn more about the Warwick Award, visit our homepage here.
Get paid for a research project with the Undergraduate Research Support Scheme (URSS).
The URSS is a great opportunity for you to do research, investigate something you care about, and develop transferable skills. Listen to our interview with Warwick Researcher James Blake, an expert in the URSS and learn how to get started.
For more information or to apply please visit the URSS website.
For transcripts for this and all of our Episodes please visit the Skillscast website here.
To learn more about the Warwick Award, visit our homepage here.
No idea about what to do after your degree? Not sure if you have the skills or experience yet to do an internship? We had a chat with Alia Alhirsi from Forage, who have a platform for this exact situation. Forage have worked with top employers to provide virtual work experience simulations. Listen to find out more.
For Transcripts of this episode and all other Skillscast episodes visit our home page here - Skillscast - a podcast about skills development
Make connections to build a network for your future.
Want to do a LinkedIn Profile, but not sure where to start? In this short we are joined by Parmjit Dhugga who shares his top ten tips for creating and curating the best possible LinkedIn profile.
If you have enjoyed this episode please subscribe. If you are looking for a transcript of this episode or want to learn more about the Warwick Award, head to our website at Warwick Award
Let the Weirdness in!
What is problem solving, and how can you do it well? In this episode skills developer Zoe Pflaeger Young interviews Rob O'Toole about creativity, problem solving, and AI.
If you enjoy this interview, please share it with a friend and consider following the show so you don’t miss any future episodes. You can find The Skillscast on Spotify, Apple, or wherever else you get your podcasts, you can find transcripts of all our episodes at warwick.ac.uk/skillscast.
Active Lives, Healthy Minds. Ever wondered how becoming involved with sports can help raise your transferable skills and make you more attrative to employers? Ever thought about building on your coaching experience while at Warwick?
In this episode we are joined by Active Wellness Manager Georgie Pilling and Activator KoKo Taylor-Takahashi to learn about the activator program and the skills and benefits of taking part.
To learn more or volunteer as an activator please visit the Warwick Sport website.
If you enjoy this interview, please share it with a friend and consider following the show so you don’t miss any future episodes. You can find The Skillscast on Spotify, Apple, or wherever else you get your podcasts, you can find transcripts of all our episodes at warwick.ac.uk/skillscast.
Not sure what to do when you go to a career's fair? Not thought about what questions to ask or who to talk to? Listen to our short with the Careers Manager, David Molyneux, for some tips to help you get the most out of conversations with employers.
Season 2 of the Skillscast is coming soon!
This time we’re covering something that has been mentioned in just about every episode; the Warwick Award.
The Award is Warwick’s skills development programme, and launched fully in September 2022. To help you understand more about the Award and why you might like to register for it yourself, we caught up with Lauren Ketteridge. Lauren is now studying for a PhD, but she also achieved the Gold level of the Warwick Award while she was an undergraduate here, and has plenty of useful insights to share.
If you enjoyed this interview, please share it with a friend and consider following the show so you don’t miss any future episodes. You can find The Skillscast on Spotify, Apple, or wherever else you get your podcasts, you can find transcripts of all our episodes at warwick.ac.uk/skillscast
This time we’re taking another deep dive into one of Warwick’s 12 core skills; professionalism. In this episode, head of the skills team here at Warwick Ali Collins was joined by Giorgia McDonald, who is Warwick Business School’s careers manager for undergraduates. This interview is packed full of excellent advice about professionalism – what it is, how and where you can build it, and how it might help you stand out from the crowd of 500,000 graduates who enter the job market every single year.
If you enjoy this interview, please share it with a friend and consider following the show so you don’t miss any future episodes. You can find The Skillscast on Spotify, Apple, or wherever else you get your podcasts, you can find transcripts of all our episodes at warwick.ac.uk/skillscast.
This time our focus is something that is great not only for skills development, but many, many other things too; volunteering.
In this episode, skills developer Tom Greenaway caught up with two people with in-depth experience of Warwick Volunteers, the official Warwick society for volunteering that has an impact across the local community all year round. Later, you’ll hear from Dominik, a recent graduate who has previously been a project leader and Vice President of Warwick Volunteers. But first, you’ll meet Zosia, the President of Warwick Volunteers for 2023/24.
To find out more about Warwick Volunteers and how you can get involved, check out their website and Instagram pages.
If you enjoy this interview, please share it with a friend and consider following the show so you don’t miss any future episodes. You can find The Skillscast on Spotify, Apple, or wherever else you get your podcasts, you can find transcripts of all our episodes at warwick.ac.uk/skillscast.
