May, 11 2017
Career Development Organizes Résumé Clinic
The Department of Career Development, Internships and Alumni Affairs has hosted a résumé clinic over the last week, giving advice and guidance to students on how to prepare themselves for their approaching job search.
The Department of Career Development, Internships and Alumni Affairs has hosted a résumé clinic over the last week, giving advice and guidance to students on how to prepare themselves for their approaching job search.
The clinic provided students with one-on-one access to experts, who were able to review and give advice on how the résumés could be improved in terms of structure and content. The week ended with a competition for the résumé, with three students awarded by the department.
Dr. Priti, manager of the department, emphasized the important of these workshops.
“We try to organize a number of these throughout the year, because it is difficult to find a job, especially in such a competitive job market. We understand that this can be a challenging period in the lives of young people, so we like to make ourselves available to students and alumni, providing them with support and advice.”
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