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PRD Reviewee Trainings 2025
Course Code: DCU245
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PRD and objectives
Through the PRD scheme, we recognise the need for strategic alignment between staff activities and the DCU strategy. We achieve this by assessing each staff member’s actual performance against previously established performance objectives, and against standards aligned with the strategy.
To support the objective-setting process, the PRD scheme focuses on career development and progression pathways of three staff groups:
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Academic staff
In line with the DCU Academic Development & Promotion Framework, objective setting for academic staff is built around three broad domains — with an added focus on leadership as well as learning and development objectives:
Learn more about objective setting in our PRD smart objectives guide and sample objectives.
Research staff
In line with the DCU Research Career Framework, objective setting for research staff is built around the outlined competencies, with an added focus on learning and development as well as career objectives:
Learn more about objective setting in our PRD smart objectives guide and sample objectives.
Professional, support and technical staff
In line with the DCU Professional Development Framework, objective setting for this category is built around:
Learn more about objective setting in our PRD smart objectives guide and sample objectives.
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If you have questions about reviewer or reviewee training, please contact learning.development@dcu.ie
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