This is a requirement in some certificates, diplomas and other qualifications.
The Industry Project is designed to foster networking, practical skills and industry awareness. There are various ways that the requirement can be satisfied and it can be completed from wherever you live in the world.
There are options available to you to satisfy this requirement.
Please read the below carefully and contact the school with any
questions you may have.
Common Unstructured Options include Work Experience and Industry Meetings
Option 1 - Work Experience
The most common way to satisfy an industry project requirement is by
undertaking work experience, paid or unpaid, in a relevant context -
then submitting proof in the form of a reference from the employer or a
workplace colleague, which clearly specifies hours of experience. Work
experience is seen as highly desirable.
Participants with relevant, current or past work experience will be
given exemption from this project if they can provide suitable
references from employers that show they have already fulfilled the
requirements of this project.
Other Options - Industry Meetings
Other options might include participation in a formal mentoring
program, conferences, contribution in professional or amateur clubs or
associations, working at or attending industry shows, seminars or
conferences, or networking with colleagues in some other way.
Again, references (if credible) can be all that is needed to be
supplied. If references are not applicable, perhaps any email threads
showing involvement, or seminar information etc, can be a convenient way
to evidence what you have done.