The flowchart illustrates the steps university students must undertake to fulfill their work experience requirement.
At a glance, the procedure is a complex one, involving several stages from initial selection to final approval, with some steps requiring further action depending on the outcome. It is also noticeable that the process is cyclical, suggesting that it could be repeated if necessary.
In the initial phase, students must first be selected by their tutor and then apply for a work placement. If the application is successful, they proceed to the work experience; if not, they are required to reapply. During the work experience, they are expected to keep a record of their tasks and submit a report at the end.
Upon completion of the work experience, the report is reviewed by the tutor. If the tutor approves, the process ends. However, if the report is not approved, the student must revise and resubmit it. If the revised report is still not approved, the student is required to repeat the work experience. Thus, the process is designed to ensure that students gain meaningful and approved work experience.
