Have your work experience recognised whilst studying

How does the International Work Certificate help me?

• The International Work Certificate confirms your successful graduation from the program and is supported by your university/college

• This certificate authenticates your mastery of graduate level employability skills

• The IWC is an additional qualification that will make you stand out above competing students when seeking graduate employment oppportunities

Do you want this competitive advantage over your peers?  What are you waiting for?

Ask your education provider if they offer the IWC Program now!

Some useful links:

• Training.com.au
• Strong Soft Skills Are The Key, Business Beijing
• Soft Skills Development Strategies: Corporate and Academia Perspectives
• The Fifteenth International Conference of Learning

 How does the Log Book help me?

• The Log Book is verifiable proof of your work place experiences
• The Log Book is an invaluable guidebook that you can refer to when preparing for graduate employment interviews
• The Log Book records the contact details of previous managers who may act as an employment reference for you

How does the Work Book help me?

• The Work Book is designed to teach you graduate-level mastery of the eight employability skills in three module topics

• The Work Book Companion's three learning modules will equip you to operate effectively in the rapidly evoling global workplace, the module topics are: 

• Effecive Workplace Practice
• Working with Cultural Diversity
• Innovations in the Workplace  

• The Log Book is a professional development tool that you can continue to use as part of your life-long learning strategy

The IWC is a powerful tool for students who intend to engage in any form of paid or volunteer employment whilst studying at university.  The IWC recognises and captures the skills and experiences obtained through employment by:

• Identifying, validating and recording the skills, experiences and work hours in the IWC Log Book

• The IWC Work Book Companion forms part of the self-paced learning program in which students demonstrate their connection between work, employability skills and their mastery of them.

• The Work-Readiness-Test (WRT) is the final item students undertake to demonstrate their graduate-level mastery of employability-skills and work-readiness.

• Upon completion of the IWC program the students work experience is recognised through the certification and awarding of the IWC Certificate.