What does work ready mean?: Speech Pathology employer perceptions.

Christine Brebner; Sue McAllister; Stacie Attrill

What does work ready mean? Speech Pathology employer perceptions.

Christine Brebner, Sue McAllister, Stacie Attrill

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Abstract

Work ready graduates have skills and attributes to succeed in the workplace. However, there is minimal agreement regarding what constitutes work readiness in allied health. Work readiness requires integration across learner, educational and workplace contexts, and competency is an important component. Australian speech
pathology has well defined competency-based occupational standards and a robust standardised assessment to evaluate competency, but links with work readiness are unclear.

Original language	English
Pages	634-636
Number of pages	2
Publication status	Published - 2016
Event	Australia New Zealand Association of Health Professional Education - Duration: 22 Mar 2016 → …

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Conference	Australia New Zealand Association of Health Professional Education
Period	22/03/16 → …

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