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Graduate Policy Analyst/Economist in IGEES presenatations

  • 30-10-2018 5:33pm
    #1
    charleroikid
    Registered Users Posts: 1 ✭


    Hi Guys,
    Thanks for the help in advance.
    I did check the existing threads on this but hoped someone might be able to shine additional light on the presentation process.
    Is there anyway to swot up in advance? It's been quite a few years since I've leafed through an economics book - would it be worthwhile glancing back over main economic theories to bolster the presentation? Or are the examiners more concerned with your ability to reason critically rather than bowling them over with jargon? (I do work in the area of economic policy but I'm sure there are quite a few terms which I've forgotten as don't use on a day to day basis).
    Any other tips at all would be very much appreciated.
    Thanks a mill.


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  • #2
    suisi
    Registered Users Posts: 9 ✭suisi


    Hi there, maybe you've had the assessment already, so I could be too late here. I recently had my assessment.

    I was wondering the same thing, if there was any prep I could do, but honestly there really isn't. I wasn't asked about specific economic concepts, I think it's more your decision making and reasoning that they're looking at.

    So you should be fine!


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