Module Specific Summative Assessment Criteria and rationale for tasks The assessment is in the form of a 3000-word portfolio comprising three parts: Part 1, up to 1400 words (35% weighting) will include a critical review into the concept of employability and graduate labour market, general or industry of your choice and local recruitment practices and main skills and competencies required and brief identication of relevant career theory to inform your career path plan choice and career plan in part two. 1' I \\ I To review the current marketplace for graduate employment opportunities. You may concentrate on: either, providing a general overview of the graduate employment market; g, focus a particular industry, or discipline of interest, for example, sales, marketing, human resources management, or finance, etc (because you are allowed to adapt the title to the job market and/or industry you target). The general characteristics found in graduate employment, e.g. KSAs desired, types of organizations that are potential or typical graduate employers, etc. - To review the current marketplace for graduate employment opportunities. You may concentrate on: (Cont'd) You may discuss the overall outlook of your chosen labor market and career from graduates' perspectives You may as well appraise the future trend of your chosen labor market and career for graduates by reviewing the critical trends and changes taking place; and studying the skills and abilities that may be required or emerging The context you use to examine the current marketplace may be: the UK graduate market, home or, overseas country where you intend to work after education. 50, you are allowed to choose any organization and job role based in Hong Kong or China (i.e. outside UK). ' l' I l' - On the part of Career Path informed by Career Theog, you may: (cont'd) Illustrate how the selected career theories inform you of the path you may consider pursuing You may also include any relevant theoretical concepts that may contribute to your employability and career choice, e.g. 'global mind-set 'for the global career choice. Where you think you have had an eventful or winding path along your career journey, you may even reflect what might have happened to your life or early career that has caused your current career choice (especially if you are contemplating a career move, change, or even shift of the job field or industry). ' For example, is the current graduate employment marketplace the some as or different from that in your adolescence? - Would you have chosen your career differently in the past had you come to understand the power of identifying the contexts that can shape person-job fit