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In bed with a mosquito

In Bed with a Mosquito is an exercise designed both to give an insight into working in the not-for-profit sector and to enable participants to focus on their personal values and how these could influence their career path.

Date first submitted
Friday 27 March 2009
Date last modified
Thursday 02 June 2011
Author modifications comments
V2 - updated issues and RDF modified
Publisher
Vitae

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Type of resource:
  • Case study/simulation
 
Focus of resource:
  • Interpersonal skills development
 
Relevant audience(s):
  • PGR
 
Relationship to JSS:
  • Personal effectiveness
  • Communication
  • Networking & teamworking
 
Running time:
2 - 4 hours

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Related trainers Back to top

Trainers related to this resource are:

Related trainers:
Dr Andrea Fidgett, Ms Clare McKeown, Mr Andrew Durrant, Ms Heather Duff, Dr Geraint Wyn Story, Dr Esther Wilkinson

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Conditions of use

 

In Bed with a Mosquito published by The Careers Research and Advisory Centre (CRAC) Limited

 

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