• #92: Ask us anything

  • May 26 2021
  • Length: 18 mins
  • Podcast
  • Summary

  • This episode is a snippet taken from a recent SportsGrad Members Q&A webinar.


    Inside we answer:


    • What is best to include on my resume to improve my chances of getting a Community Programs role?
    • Is it likely that they'll ask how volunteer experience would help the role?
    • What should I write in the 'Interests' section of my resume?
    • How do I research someone on LinkedIn to ask good questions in a zoom?


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