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NAGCAS Best Practice Award

Each year NAGCAS hosts the “Best Practice Award” which is an opportunity for tertiary careers services to showcase the innovative projects and activities that they have been involved in during the past 12 months. Each institution casts one vote and the top 4 entrants will be invited to present at the annual NAGCAS conference on Tuesday 6 December 2011. A $1000 prize is awarded to the careers service that is judged to be an outstanding example of best practice based on the selection criteria.
In 2011 we have moved to an online environment to provide an opportunity for all members to view the innovation that is happening across our sector and to be able to contribute to the voting process.

Guidelines

Best practice entries need to meet the following selection criteria:

  • Demonstrated benefit to tertiary students, graduate employers and/or tertiary institutions;
  • Potentially or currently benefits the NAGCAS organisation, its members and the career development industry: and
  • A degree of innovation.

Submit an application for 2011
Applications close 7 November 2011

View and vote for the 2011 Best Practice Entrants

Voting for the NAGCAS Best Practice Award will be conducted via the NAGCAS Institutional Representatives Group.

  • There will be one vote per institution.
  • Institutions will not be able to vote for their own entry.
  • The top four entries will be invited to present at the NAGCAS conference.
  • The winner will be announced at the NAGCAS Conference on Wednesday 8th December 2011.

How to vote

  1. View all entries for the NAGCAS Best Practice Award in the showcase section of the website.
  2. Consult with the NAGCAS colleagues at your institution and nominate your choice (institutions will not be able to vote for their own entry).
  3. Institutional representatives will be able to lodge your institutions’ vote via the Institutional Representatives Group on LinkedIn*
  4. Viewing is open between 9th and 20th November 2011.
  5. Voting is open between 15th and 20th November 2011.

*If there is more than one careers area in your institution the institutional representative must seek the views of all NAGCAS members.

View all entries for the NAGCAS Best Practice Award

Previous winners

These winners will go up in January 2012.

 

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