Meteorology employers’ requirements of graduates

R. Reynolds
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Abstract The author used a CETL-funded grant from the Centre for Careers Management Skills at the University of Reading to investigate the academic and non-academic requirements of a range of employers of meteorologists, principally forecasters. Nine organisations were visited, leading to the development of a list of factors that are seen as essential or desirable skills for successful forecasters. The experience has boosted the knowledge and confidence of both the author and careers colleagues in the shared teaching of the careers component of a compulsory Part 2 module on the Meteorology BSc. The benefits include better-prepared students and those related to the development of personal contact between the author and recruiters.
气象用人单位对毕业生的要求
作者利用雷丁大学职业管理技能中心的cetl资助,调查了一系列气象学家(主要是预报员)雇主的学术和非学术要求。我们访问了9个组织,从而形成了一份因素清单,这些因素被视为成功预测者的基本或理想技能。这一经验提高了作者和职业同事在气象学学士学位必修的第二部分模块的职业部分的共享教学中的知识和信心。这样做的好处包括学生准备得更好,以及作者和招聘人员之间个人联系的发展。
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