... Primacy Hypothesis): Industry factors will explain more variance in skills than functional requirements, indicating that employer partnerships and work-based learning are more critical than the assumed functional specialization. In Section 2 , employer demand, transferable skills...

... to the original publication and authors. The full terms of this licence may be seen at Link to the terms of the CC BY 4.0 licence . Transferable skills Soft skill Competence and skills Gen Z Industry collaboration IAC The National Skills Passport (“NSP”) is an initiative proposed...

... practical knowledge that is mostly experienced as everyday “mastery” that does not require conscious deliberation for successful execution (Selinger and Crease, 2006 , p. 217; Dreyfus and Dreyfus, 1990 , p. 244). Employability Continuing professional development Transferable skills Soft skill...

... Transferable skills Virtual learning environment Work readiness Skills development and mismatch Underpinning the study is the Social Cognitive Theory (SCT) (Bandura, 1999), which enables the author to examine the reciprocal relationships between the environmental, behavioral and personal influences...

... rights only Employability Collaborative learning Transferable skills Distance education Transdisciplinarity Career advancement By providing such transdisciplinary learning experiences within a careers education programme, universities can support students, from a diverse range...

... and public speaking ability, and thereby increases applicants' chances of getting an interview. Practical implications Administrators should consider shifting resources away from academic clubs that only benefit a few students and toward programs that help more students develop transferable skills...