David Mulcahy

Qualifications


Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S


Qualifications is similar to your resume. In addition to the claims made and evidenced in the Summary and Showcase sections, there should be something objective and official to show to the audience; for example, any formal training or in-service experience. You should state qualifications and awards obtained from any organisation or institution in reverse chronological order. Finally, this part should also remind you of other possible ways to develop and enhance your knowledge and skills, thus showing your commitment to life-long learning and professional enhancement. 

Awards and Recognition
Award NameOrganiserDate Awarded
Teaching Excellence Award  City University of Hong Kong 1 December 2009 
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Academic Qualifications 
FromToInstitutionQualification obtainedStudy modeDate Awarded
1 November 2006 12 November 2008 City University of Hong Kong MSc in Electronic Commerce Part time 12 December, 2008 
1 August 2008 1 December 2009 City University of Hong Kong Master of Philosophy Full time 1 December, 2009 
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Teaching/Courses Taught/Programmes Led/Positions of Responsibility
Academic YearLevelCourse TitleProgrammeMy Role & Duty
20XX Undergraduate Fundamentals of Internet Applications Development BSc (Hons) in Computer Science Teaching Assistant 
20XX Undergraduate Computer Organization  BSc (Hons) in Computer Science Teacher 
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Professional Membership/Associations 
Professional InstitutionAwardHow ObtainedDate Awarded
Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) Member By Examination 25 October 2007 
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Publications/Scholarship of Teaching 
As this is a Teaching Portfolio, you should focus more on the publications that evidence your scholarship of teaching. You may categorise your publications and list in reverse chronological order. If the list is too long, you may consider listing a few recent publications. Create a  full listing and link it here. More tips on citation
 

 
Tips: The order of the above sections is for reference only. You should adjust the content according to your strengths and expertise and consider the audience's interest when deciding what to include and how to order the items.