This reflective report delves into the development of employability and study skills, utilizing Gibbs' Reflective Cycle to analyze the learning experience. The author reflects on communication, research, problem-solving, teamwork, networking, time management, and ICT skills acquired during a university module. The report covers the initial feelings of underestimation, the subsequent enthusiasm for learning, and the realization of the importance of these skills for a future career in Human Resource Management. The evaluation phase highlights the positive impact of the module, increased confidence, and improved public speaking abilities. The conclusion emphasizes the value of continuous learning and the need for developing analytical, critical thinking, and reflective skills for long-term retention and application in the corporate sector. An action plan is formulated to further enhance these skills through university courses and active participation in discussions, aiming to achieve career goals and improve overall professional competence. Desklib provides access to similar solved assignments and study resources for students.