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Home » For and about students » Events: Conferences, Workshops, Lectures, Talks » 2020 » March 2020

Introduction to Inkpath

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1st Dec 2020 2:00pm-3:00pm 

Come along to this session to find out more about how to use Inkpath, ask questions, and get help with any technical problems you might have getting up and runnning with Inkpath. The workshop will be held on Zoom.

Sign up for this workshop here.

Whether you want to pursue an academic career or go into the world beyond academia, you can improve your chances of success by capturing and communicating the richness of the experiences you’ve had as a researcher. While the PhD itself will help get your foot in the door, academic and commercial employers alike will want to know about how you have developed the skills that are essential to succeed.

Inkpath is a skills and career development tracker that is built to help researchers make rich profiles of their activities ready for an academic or skills-based CV. This 90-minute-long session will show you how to get the most from Inkpath, how to log your training, and how to complete your Training Needs Analysis, which you are required to do as part of your funding as a Techne researcher.

Inkpath should be used by all students starting in 2019 and 2020 to complete their training needs analysis and training logs. Techne students from earlier cohorts are welcome to use Inkpath if they would like to.  


 


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