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How Graduates Can Build Evidence of Their Skills
A claim becomes more meaningful when backed by evidence.
Evidence can come from
Completed projects; internships; volunteer work; freelance work; research; presentations; publications; portfolios; community initiatives; student leadership; competitions; certifications with practical application.
The evidence formula: Skill + Situation + Action + Result
Example: "Communication — presented research findings to a 40-person audience and answered questions from the panel." This is stronger than: "Excellent communication skills." A graduate who lacks formal employment can still build evidence through carefully chosen projects and practical experiences.
Graduation gives you a qualification. Your next step is understanding what you can contribute with it.
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