Sit on a Jury
Assess final projects at the end of each semester, against a rubric, alongside faculty. A few days a year, and the best way to spot emerging talent.
External jurors are the last and most important step of every PGA course. You assess final projects in your field one student at a time, question them on concept, process and decisions, and score against a rubric. You hold 40 marks of the course.
It takes a few days at the end of each semester. Jurors regularly meet their next intern or hire in the room.
How it runs
Invitation
The industry linkages team matches you to courses in your field.
Briefing
The course, the brief and the rubric, sent ahead.
The jury
Students present one by one; only jurors and faculty are in the room.
Marks and feedback
You score each student and can leave written feedback.
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