Personal Development Planning (PDP) - Presentation

This presentation provides an overview of Personal Development Planning (PDP) and its importance in personal, academic, and career development. It covers topics such as the components of a PDP, the benefits of PDP, and how to create a personal development plan. The presentation also includes examples and references for further reading.

Week: 05 Learning outcome 3
Foundation course
FY026
Preparing for success at University :
Knowledge and Creativity
1

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Revision of Previous Lesson(s)
• Learning styles
• Sources of learning
• Reflection on learning styles

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Learning outcomes
• After this lesson, student should be able to:
Write your own personal development plan

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Personal Development Plan
• Personal Development Planning (PDP)
is a process designed to enable you to
think about, and plan for, your own
personal, academic and career
development (Leicester university , 2016)

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PPD PLAN

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PPD Plan components

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Personal development plans
• Personal development planning is the process
of creating an action plan based on awareness,
values, reflection, goal-setting and planning for
personal development within the context of a
career, education, relationship or for self-
improvement.
• The PDP (personal development plan), also
called an IDP (individual development plan) or
PEP (personal enterprise plan), usually includes
a statement of one's aspirations, strengths or
competencies, education and training, and
stages or steps to indicate how the plan is to be
realised.

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Personal Development Planning (PDP)
• Personal Development Planning means:
• reflecting on your own learning, performance and
achievements
• planning your all-round personal, educational and
career development
• recording your achievements.

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Personal Development Planning (PDP)
• PDP can help you to:
• increase your self-awareness – who you are and
what you want
• identify the skills and experience that you
already have, and those that you need
• create a plan to acquire the skills you may need
for your academic studies or your chosen career
path
• keep a record of your achievements that you can
draw on when you apply for further study or
employment.

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Areas of
development
Date I will have
this completed
I will achieve this
by
What happen now How would I
know I ‘ve been
Successful
Progress
Communicatio
n skill
6 August 2020 I can achieve
target by three to
four month.
I would able to
effective share my
view ideas, opinion to
other people and
influence other to
work in definite
manner so that
common objective
can be achieved.
I can evaluate
that I have learnt
communication
skill through
taking feedback
from my friends,
relative to whom
I communicate.
I need to develop my
gesture, posture and
body language for
effective verbal
communication. At the
same time have to learn
new vocabularies so
that improve my
written communication
as well as.
Research skill 14 September
2020
4-5 month will be
taken to learn
research skills.
This area require
improvement in order
to effectively analysis
various information
so that appropriate
decision can be made.
Research skills
can be analysis by
me identifying
how easily I can
collect
information about
various topic.
I have planned to
develop skills to use
innovative
technologies and
analytical skills so that
research data can be
evaluated further to get
desired outcome of
information.

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ICT skills 24 December
2020
1 year is the
time frame
that I would
need to
develop ICT
Skills.
Most of the
information are
send and receive
through use of
innovative
technology such
as computer ,
laptop so it
need to be
improve for
future growth in
professional life.
It can be
evaluated
when I am
able to
effectively
use
communicate
and other
recent
technologies
to
communicate
with other
people.
I want to learn
new professional
skill and manners
to communicate
through use of
email to other
people.

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Summary

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References
• BPP (2013). Business essentials management : leading people
and professional development. London: BPP Learning Media
Ltd
• Researchmethodology.net ( 2015). Personal development
sample. [Online]. Available :
https://research-methodology.net/career-planning-and-personal-
development-plan-sample
( Accessed, 5.2.18)