The joy of giving back, a chance at altruism or an opportunity at self discovery – whatever the intention, graduates are volunteering their time. In doing so, they develop a range of skills that appeal to potential employers and recruiters and put them head and shoulders above the rest of the competition.

What Employers Look For

Graduates need actual learning that can be applied to real-world problems. Employers around the world are of the same mind that academic proficiency as evidenced through a diploma or degree is no longer sufficient to land a job.

According to a report [College Learning for the New Global Century, 2008] by the National Leadership Council for Liberal Education, America’s Promise, and the Association of American Colleges and Universities, a majority of employers (63 percent) say “college graduates lack essential skills to succeed in today’s global economy”. They cited communication, creativity and analytical skills and cross-disciplinary knowledge as vital components.

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