Using your college days just for studies and having fun is a thing of the past. Your preparation for your dream professional life begins right from your school days. Students these days are well aware of the importance of gaining experiences that shape their career path even before they graduate from college.
For students planning to study abroad, availability of learning opportunities outside the classroom should be an important criteria for selecting their study destination.
In her article for the Higher Education Digest, Dr. Heidi Northwood, Vice President – Global Strategy, Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada, talks about how students can make their resumes shine while studying in Canada.
“The trick is to find opportunities beyond the classroom that are the right fit and help bring your learning to life. Experiential learning gives you a chance to develop career-ready skills, gain leadership experience, and have an impact on the community and the world” writes Dr Heidi.
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