Leveraging your Global Experiences
Having multi-cultural competencies make you a more attractive candidate in a competitive job market.
What are Employers Looking for?
US News listed five skills employers are looking for in a potential college graduates. These skills include collaboration, communication, problem-solving, time management, and leadership.
All of these skills are honed and developed during your study abroad experience! It is important to express the new skills and abilities you have acquired abroad when you are writing resume and interviewing with potential employers.
Global Experience in a Resume
To make the most of your experience, connect with UWF's Career Development & Community Engagement (CDCE) team! They can help you:
- Translate your study abroad experience into strong resume bullet points.
- Develop your global story for interviews and networking.
- Highlight key skills such as adaptability, intercultural communication, and independence
- Explore international career opportunities and internships.
Schedule a career coaching appointment today and turn your study abroad experience into a career advantage!
In a QS Intelligence Unit survey, fifty-four percent of U.S. employers responded that they looked for or valued international experience when recruiting. Listing your experiences shows employers that you are a globally competitive applicant, and highlights the skills and multi-cultural competencies you have developed.
