Walk in AND out of your exam feeling confident! Tests, exams, and studying: can’t escape ‘em. So learn how to prepare well in advance and gain confidence in test-writing. Learn more here!
Click here to participate in this online workshop–available to you anytime, any day–through the Chapman Learning Commons: http://learningcommons.ubc.ca/examstudy-prep/
Notes are another inescapable part of university education. However, the Chapman Learning Commons shares with you some different methods that may actually make you *gasp* enjoy note-taking! Tried and true methods that students actually use.
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Not enough time in the day? Wasting a lot of time online? Pull too many all-nighters? Getting better at managing your time is easier than you think! We promise!
Click here to participate in this online workshop–available to you anytime, any day–through the Chapman Learning Commons: http://learningcommons.ubc.ca/time-management/
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Fall Schedule:
Where: UBC Career Services, in Brock Hall
At the 1-hour long resume clinics, you will receive a short presentation on resume basics, and then get feedback on your resume and cover letters in a small group setting. We encourage you to arrive at UBC Career Services, 1036 Brock Hall at least 5 to 15 minutes early, as space is limited. Please bring a paper copy of your resume and/or cover letter as well as a copy of any job posting to which you may be applying. Because students will be working in groups, it is challenging to accommodate laptops during the clinics. For more information: http://www.students.ubc.ca/careers/students/get-career-guidance/resume-advising/
When:
Where: UBC Career Services, in Brock Hall
Meet with a Career Peer (part of our UBC Peer Programs network!) for 30 minutes of individual feedback on your resume. No need to make an appointment – just sign up for the next available session each day at UBC Career Services, 1036 Brock Hall. Please bring a paper copy of your resume and/or cover letter as well as a copy of any job posting to which you may be applying. To get the most out of your 30-minute session, bring a list of questions for the Career Peer. For more information: http://www.students.ubc.ca/careers/students/get-career-guidance/resume-advising/