Apprenticeship E-portfolios

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Apprenticeship E-portfolios Impacts on Apprentices Andrew Magee 08/12/17

Introduction Research Question - ‘How has the introduction of an e-portfolio impacted on learners in the Irish apprenticeship system’ Research Objectives Evaluate learner’s experiences of interacting with the e- portfolio Investigate if the introduction of the e-portfolio has had a positive or negative affect on the quality assurance of the programme.

Relevant Literature Importance of the research Evaluation of the reviewed curricula Relevance of the e-portfolio in providing a level of quality assurance Benefits of the use of reflection

Methodology Qualitative analysis of content accrued through interview Apprentices Assessors Employers

Findings Inconsistencies in training Costs of tools for e-portfolio Lack of engagement within the workplace Employers still lacking in quality delivery of assessments

Limitations & Benefits Limitations to Research Poor research on the job Poor replies from employers Larger numbers need to be surveyed More resources needed Benefits-Contribution to my professional role Knowledge of issues Knowledge of product Training and support

Thank You