HR7004 Mental Health Professional exchange and applied research

Assessment 1: Professional Learning Badges (40 %) – SPECIFICATIONS

This assessment is based on a learning badge. keeping in mind that a learning badge is a certificate that a person will get when an institution validates the accomplishment of a learning activity such as workshop, conferences, social work or any educational strategy. The badges to be learned and earned are in alignment with engagement, mental wealth competencies and employability parameters.

Currently, in the middle of the social, economic and cultural transformations, it is very important for any individual to participate and demonstrate the knowledge, skills and behaviours required for to be aligned with a new mindset, good physical conditions and innovative competences.

The Badges would be earned from the AWS educate and LinkedIn Learning platforms. The details would be covered in the assessment guide. The details are following:

Marking criteria for the :

No	CRITERIA	WEIGHTING (%)
1	Amazon Web Services (AWS) Educate on Cloud Computing 101	10
2	Leadership Approaches (LinkedIn Learning Course)	100
3	Cultural Intelligence (LinkedIn Learning Course)	100
4	Sustainable development Goals (LinkedIn Learning Course)	100

Assessment 2: Individual portfolio – SPECIFICATIONS

You must complete both parts of the Individual Portfolio by simply following the instructions on the subsequent pages of this template document. The sections that you will need to complete before your final submission can be checked off one-by-one for your records using this checklist:

Weighting	Components of this Individual Portfolio
10%	Part 1:  Reflective report on MH In-sessional
20%	Part 2:  Reflective report on Personality Questionnaire and Mental Wealth Competencies

  The First part of the individual portfolio:

The Malvern House in sessional would provide the evidence of your current general MBA skills. Based on the results of the diagnostic test and in sessional, you will produce a 250 reflective report wherein you will document the enhancement of your business and administrative skills.

1. Write 250 short reflections on your learning from engaging with MBA Skill Centre classes. The reflection should highlight the one specific skill you learnt and developed whilst attending these sessions and its importance in specifically enhancing your career prospect.

The Second Part of individual portfolio: enrichment activity

This assessment is based on a multiple test based on big five personality traits. There are four components to this part of the Enrichment Activity:

• Complete the self-assessment (predicted score)

3. Complete the Big Five Personality Questionnaire the Big Personality Traits. You can access the test for free online here: 123Test The Big Five Personality Test
4. Complete the self-assessment table (post-completion) Here, input the predicted scores (completed earlier) and actual scores (received after completing the Big Five Personality Questionnaire).
5. Write three short reflections. Each reflection should be on ONE trait from the Big Five Personality Questionnaire linked to some of the eight Mental Wealth competencies, the learnings as a result of attending this module, completing the self-assessments and how it can potentially affect your own employability.

Marking criteria for the:

Part 1	Weightage (%)
Listing of enhanced skills	10
Reflective depth	70
Improvement areas	10
Presentation*	10

Part 2	Weightage (%)
Evidence of Traits	10
Application of MWC	50
Reflective depth	30
Presentation*	10

Assessment 3: Reflective Account – SPECIFICATIONS

The reflective account is an opportunity to evaluate your actions throughout the learning process reflecting on the knowledge, skills and Mental wealth competencies required by professional set up.

An example could be the use of the CIPD professions map for HR professionals. You will need to include your:

• knowledge of the connected digital, social and economic space and your use of ICT
• role in creating organizational culture through your research
• actions integrating research practices into your professional context

Aim of the reflective account:

To write a reflective account that describes, interprets and presents the experience gained by the student during the development of the module HR7004 related to your profession and mapping it to your individual personality and relevant mental wealth competencies.

Links recommended to write a reflective account:

The following links are just references to understand more about the content and format of a reflective account. Feel free to find more information from accredited website or sources that allow you to know and present a good reflective account, always keeping in mind the marking criteria.

• Reflective writing guide (Click here)

Marking criteria for the reflective account:

Your reflection will be related to your awarding body’s requirements in these areas, will refer to relevant academic sources and theories, and will identify future learning outcomes based on your reflection. The criteria to evaluate in a reflective writer are: (1) Reflection; (2) Evidence/theory; (3) Clarity; and (4) Personal learning outcomes. See below the marking:

No	CRITERIA	WEIGHTING (%)
1	Depth and breadth of relevant reflection	40
2	Supporting academic evidence	30
3	Clear and professional writing	20
4	Personal learning outcomes	10

More details about the above criteria have been stated on the below table. Ensure to read detailed this information which will give you a clear landscape of the whole assessment. Know about Maynooth Moodle now !!

Format, referencing and use of quotations.

Your work should be word processed in accordance with the following:

• Font size 11, using a sans serif font such as Arial or similar.
• 1.5 line spacing
• The page orientation should be ‘portrait’ (large diagrams and tables can be in landscape orientation if that enables them to fit on fewer pages)
• Margins on both sides of the page should be no less than 2 cm.
• Pages should be numbered.

·       Your name should not appear on the script.

• Your student number should be included on every page.
• Harvard Style referencing shown in Pierce and Shields (2010) Cite Them Right must be followed.