This report provides a reflective analysis of academic and employability skills, focusing on how these skills contribute to career development. The report utilizes Gibbs' reflective cycle and Kolb's reflective cycle model to examine personal experiences and learning gained during academic studies. It highlights the importance of skills such as communication, presentation, time management, and decision-making, and how these abilities enhance employability and professional growth. The report describes experiences, feelings, and evaluations related to academic activities, emphasizing the acquisition of valuable skills and their application in real-world scenarios. It concludes by summarizing the importance of employability skills for individuals and their contribution to the economy, emphasizing the need for continuous self-assessment and skill development. The report also references relevant literature to support its findings.