Ms Laura Brammar

Contact details

Name:
Ms Laura Brammar
Position:
Deputy Head of University of London Careers Service - Distance and Flexible Learners
Institute:
The Careers Group
Email address:
laura.brammar@careers.lon.ac.uk

Publication Details

Related publications/articles:

Date Details
26-May-2023 A three lenses approach to employability: transdisciplinary approaches to TNE students' careers education, Higher Education, Skills and Work-Based Learning

Journal articles

Brammar, L. (2023), "A three lenses approach to employability: transdisciplinary approaches to TNE students' careers education", Higher Education, Skills and Work-Based Learning, Vol. ahead-of-print No. ahead-of-print. https://doi.org/10.1108/HESWBL-11-2022-0251

07-Feb-2022 Career Stage Framework: Meeting students where they are in their employability journey

Articles

Brammar, L. & Wilkinson, L, (2022) Career Stage Framework: Meeting students where they are in their employability journey, Phoenix - journal of the Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services, Issue 164, pp. 44-46

04-May-2020 Delivering employability learning to a global classroom: The Careers Group, University of London and University of London Distance Learning Programmes

Chapters

Brammar, L., Wilkinson, L. and Wade, V., (2020) Delivering employability learning to a global classroom: The Careers Group, University of London and University of London Distance Learning Programmes in Enhancing Graduate Employability: a case study compendium (Ed. by Norton, S. and Dalrymple, R.)

07-Aug-2018 How can creative practice facilitate reflection on self-learning? Implications for narrative career counselling. Australian Journal of Career Development

Journal articles

Brammar, L., & Lezova, K. (2018). How can creative practice facilitate reflection on self-learning? Implications for narrative career counselling. Australian Journal of Career Development27(2), 108–115. https://doi.org/10.1177/1038416218785916

01-Apr-2017 Experiential work-based learning as a social mobility mechanism for widening participation students. Journal of the National Institute for Career Education and Counselling

Journal articles

Roberts, R., Brammar, L., & Cobb, F. (2017). Experiential work-based learning as a social mobility mechanism for widening participaton students. Journal of the National Institute for Career Education and Counselling38(1), 44-51.

01-Oct-2015 ‘I’ve been astounded by some of the insights gleaned from this course’: Lessons learnt from the world’s first careers and employability MOOC by both instructors and participants: Journal of the National Institute of Careers Education and Counselling

Journal articles

Brammar, L., & Winter, D. (2014). ‘I’ve been astounded by some of the insights gleaned from this course’: lessons learnt from the world’s first careers and employability MOOC by both instructors and participants. Journal of the National Institute for Career Education and Counselling34(1), 22-31.

Professional Affiliations

Collaborations:

Name Type Activity Start date End date
HEPI Blog: Differentiating graduates from modern workplace competitors through their differences: the value of transdisciplinary employability education for TNE students Produced article for Higher Education Policy Institute blog Blog article summarising project covering 2022-2023 and beyond. 08-Sep-2023 15-Sep-2023
Relevant Events

Knowledge transfer activities:

Details
Transdisciplinary learning to develop employability

Presented at Global Careers Summit in 13 March 2023

Global Collaboration for Global Dilemmas: How transdisciplinary approaches to careers & employability help prepare students for the future of work and enrich careers education programmes

Presented at Assocation of Graduate Career Advisory Services Heads of Services Annual Conference in March 2023 on Global Collaboration for Global Dilemmas:? How transdisciplinary approaches to careers & employability help prepare students for the future of work and enrich careers education programmes

Career Stage Framework: Meeting students where they are in their employability journey

Open University Employability Conference 2022: expanding the narrative for a rapidly changing world - continuing the conversation

  

Career Stage Framework: Meeting distance learning students where they are in their employability journey Laura Brammar University of London

Research in Distancre Education (RIDE) Conference, University of London 2022, Career Stage Framework: Meeting distance learning students where they are in their employability journey Laura Brammar University of London

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