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The
aim of most work experience is to help students prepare for the transition
from school to work.
Work
experience may also form part of a vocational course that counts towards
the student's final grade.
Work experience can
have a number of benefits for the student. It can help you to:
- gain a greater
understanding of the world of work and how businesses operate
- learn what an
employer will expect of you as an employee ie punctuality, dress code
etc
- learn new skills
such as sending a fax, using a photocopier, speaking to customers on
the phone, taking messages, working with others, following instructions
etc.
- decide what kind
of work you might choose when you leave school (or what you don't want
to do!)
- understand more
about the skills needed for different jobs in order to make a more informed
decision about your choice of career
- develop self confidence
- many students appreciate being treated as an adult and respond well
to being given responsibility
- It can be a useful feature
to include on your CV when you apply for a job after leaving school.
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