Bucks University: Reflective Report on Employability and Career Goals

This report is a reflective commentary on a student's developing transferable and employability skills, aligned with the Bucks Graduate Attributes. It critically examines the relationship between relevant theory and practice in work-related contexts, including employment, volunteering, and university settings. The report evaluates the implications of the student's experiences, competencies, skills, and knowledge in work-related settings, discussing transferable and employability skills. Furthermore, it demonstrates reflection on and application of learning from work-related experiences to future goals and career plans. The student explores various motivational theories like Maslow’s theory, and applies them to real-life scenarios, highlighting the importance of communication, problem-solving, motivation, integrity, and teamwork. The report also includes a discussion on how these skills can be developed through academic knowledge and practical experiences, with the ultimate goal of achieving career success and financial stability. Finally, the report concludes by emphasizing the importance of continuous professional development and the acquisition of essential skills for career growth. A CV is also included.