Unpacking my CV/experiences
Step 1: Download Mapping Table.
Step 2: Using the mapping table document, read through your CV (or brainstorm your experience) and assign duties/tasks from your roles to the relevant domain and skill clusters in the table (they may fit in more than one column). Once this is populated you should have a range of examples that demonstrates your experiences across the domains.
Step 3: Upload your completed mapping table below
Step 4: Identify if you have examples in each domain skill cluster or a range of examples. If you have gaps in a skill cluster or domain, please check the professional practice hub for resources and a contact.
Step 5: Unpacking examples: Identify examples documented in the mapping table for each domain. Create a post for each skill cluster (i.e. effective communication post) where you detail the
- Audience- who are your customers/clientele (diversity and audience size)
- Context- where do you work- remote/regional/city, large/small organisation, non-for profit. What makes it unique.
- Currency- When did you work in this role (is it in the last 5-10 years)
- Frequency- Was your role a one off event or is it a regular role you hold? (for example: weekly, fortnightly, monthly)
- Level of complexity (novice to expert e.g., attending training as participant vs training facilitator)
Ensure you assign the ‘unpacking’ category to these posts.
Unpacked Examples:
Tips for Creating Posts:
- Give the post a title for example: Effective Communication.
- In each post create a link to the evidence you have uploaded in the CV and Position Descriptions, Professional Development, and Awards, Recognition and Testimonials pages.
Final reflections
Step 6: Final Reflections: Use the unpacked examples above to create a new post (which will be a final reflection) for each domain (1 post per domain). Incorporate the strong examples you have collated in the above reflections. These reflections should demonstrate growth over time and in different roles.
Ensure you assign the relevant domain category to these final reflections.
