Another thing to add to the list!!!!

Placement Presentations

Presentations will take place from 9.30 on Thursday 29th May and Friday 30th May in DS1.

Your presentation will be for 10 minutes and should describe your experiences in organising your placement and what you learned from working outside the University. I would like you to show images of the organisation or individuals work, and describe how you contributed to their practice or daily routine. If you have examples of real work that could be passed around please bring that too. If you did more than one placement please describe both and compare your experiences, or choose the one you felt has the most positive impact on your practice.

Make sure you emphasise your reflection on your experience in your presentation and describe how you have used what you have learned and how you can build on this next academic year in future projects.

This is an opportunity to share with your peer group your experiences and for us all to recognise what has been achieved by the group.

Your audience will be a small group of year 1 students about to embark on the same path. I will invite questions from the group at the end of your presentation. You will only need to attend your particular session although you are welcome to attend more if you like. Your time slot will be on the VLE nearer the time.

Please begin to prepare your presentation and send them to c.bayliss@nua.ac.uk by Monday 26th May 4pm. This will ensure I have all the presentations ready in one file and we can make a punctual start and move smoothly from one person to the next

As a guide here are the basics you need to cover.

Where did you go: Name of company.

Type of practice or company (What do they do?)

How did you go about organising your experience?

What did you do on placement?

How did the experience impact on your practice?

What did you learn.

On reflection would you do anything different?

Please e-mail me if you need any further info.

I am really looking forward to the day and seeing all the things you have achieved.

Jill