University of Tasmania
10 hours
Master the practice of critical reflection through a proven four-step process designed to help you learn from experiences, develop self-awareness, and make better decisions in your personal and professional life.
This course is designed for professionals and individuals seeking to enhance their critical reflection skills and apply them in the workplace. No prior experience or qualifications are required. You should have basic computer literacy to access the online materials and be able to dedicate approximately 10 hours over the six-month access period to complete the course.
The course covers the fundamentals of critical reflection including understanding what critical reflection is and why it matters in professional practice. You will learn a structured four-step process for applying critical reflection to real-life situations. Key topics include examining significant moments and experiences, analyzing the how's and why's of situations, identifying personal strengths and weaknesses, recognizing and eliminating counterproductive habits, generating innovative ideas and alternative approaches, and developing enhanced self-awareness and empathy for others' perspectives.
The University of Tasmania delivers this course through a team of highly experienced educators, industry experts, and skilled professional practitioners including Dr Cherie Hawkins, Dr Ana Lobo, and Associate Professor Andrea Carr. The course has been developed through contemporary principles and practices informed by community and industry consultation, ensuring practical relevance and quality learning outcomes.
Upon completion, you will possess a valuable transferable skill applicable across all professional and personal contexts. This credential supports career advancement in roles requiring strong reflective practice, emotional intelligence, and decision-making capabilities. The skills are particularly valuable for professionals in education, management, healthcare, counselling, and leadership positions who need to continuously evaluate and improve their practice.
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