MSP100: In considering your career aspirations throughout mini-modules 1 and 2, you have been thinking about your own wellbeing: Career Learning: Managing Your Career Assignment, MU: Career Learning: Managing Your Career Assignment, MU, Singapore

In considering your career aspirations throughout mini-modules 1 and 2, you have been thinking about your own wellbeing; the personal and professional benefits of building resilience; and considering the kinds of skills employers want, with the underlying idea of exploring how you might actively begin to position yourself for your future career.

For this assessment you are going to appraise your current skills, critically reflect on your career aspirations, and form a statement of this as a base line against which you can gauge your development over time.

To complete this assessment:

1. Evidence capability for your best/strongest skill using the STAR method

2. Compose a coherent written critical reflection in which you consider your career aspirations, current skills, and how your chosen course of study at Murdoch is part of your personal, professional, and career development.

Things that must inform and shape your discussion include:

• Career Aspiration Statement

• What motivates you to commit to the course of study you have chosen?

• How can you prepare for your professional future in a way that makes you employable; what skills and attributes will help you to be flexible and responsive to a changing world of work?

• What are your skill strengths, what skills do you need to work on, and why?

• How can your academic study be used as an environment for skills development?

• What can you do now in creating a study/life balance that can also become a strategy for maintaining a healthy work/life balance?

Important: You should write this as a coherent piece of text with properly constructed sentences and paragraphs, and it should have a logical flow through the different points of discussion Remember, this is an academic piece of writing, so your work requires the proper use of grammar, spelling and a logical flow of ideas. However, in a reflection, it is appropriate to use ‘I’.