WIL and employability; the student perspective

John McInerney, Ruth Druva and Graduates (Yvonne & Amanda), Monash University

What impact does Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) have on employability — from a student’s point of view?

In this session from PebblePad MiniBash Melbourne 2022, John McInerney (Senior Lecturer, Medical Imaging & Radiation Sciences) and Ruth Druva from Monash University share how ePortfolios support students’ professional identity, reflection, and long-term career development — during study and beyond graduation.

You’ll also hear powerful first-hand reflections from Monash graduates Amanda and Yvonne, who discuss how using ePortfolios helped them:

  • Reflect on learning and professional growth
  • Document clinical and academic achievements
  • Support employability and career progression
  • Continue professional development after graduation

 

Their stories highlight how reflective practice and portfolio-based learning can support lifelong learning, particularly through periods of transition such as graduation and early career stages.

🎥 Recorded live at PebblePad MiniBash, Melbourne (Australia), 2022

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