Your Portfolio

As you progress in your program you will be led to consider publishing your research and papers in a portfolio, journal / magazine, on your website, or in a book. Your supervisor will discuss this with you.

Publishing will lead to you gaining a growing reputation as you add to your Portfolio. Your recognition and credibility will go before you and bring you job offers, promotion, raises, or what ever it is you are targeting.

To support you in your career path for you to show an employer, or a market, that you stand out by the end of your APEC program you will have accomplished relevant research and you will have authored written and published one or more of your papers on your website, in professional or academic journals, or in other business publications.

As a published Graduate you will be considered a thinker and your papers will be a testament to your writing ability to show the world that you have creative intelligence, can articulate a position logically and clearly, and are a serious thinker and communicator.

Your Portfolio will give you a growing status, recognition and credibility. You will be able to list your university, academic achievements, programs and courses. You will have the advantage of having published you Portfolio on your research work, and been tutored in the Oxford tutorial learning method. You will be able to refer prospects to your expanding web site.

Your Portfolio or a Book
Your portfolio can include your research papers, your journal as well as any written projects or Major works that relate to your program. Your Portfolio can be distributed as Word or Acrobat documents for emailing. You can publish your Portfolio on your own website, or as a book.

Your Portfolio will be discussed between you and you supervisor including content, and a summary of each of your papers and information about each of your program’s courses taken through your research while at APEC.

Your Portfolio will give you the edge and present you as a High Achiever, and serious thinker, action ready and primed to deliver in your new role.

The preparation of your resume, portfolio, or book will be discussed and form part of your course work under your Oxford tutorial learning method with your supervisor.

You will include your sponsor in the list of credits if your company supported your efforts, or if you completed one or more work-related research projects.