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02 Jan 2017, 14:43
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Hello All,
I completed my engineering degree with a co-op program in Canada. For all of those who don't know what coop means, co-op was an integral part of my degree mandated by the university, co-op is a little more than an internship. My degree encompassed 20 months of coop work experience. This work experience is generally better that the traditional internships as this work experience has to be gained in the field of study that i was pursuing while obtaining my undergrad.
Can anybody guide me whether i should add this experience in addition to the full time experience gained after my convocation/graduation?. Half of this experience in canada is accounted as part of the professional designation, so this experience counts for my professional engineers designation.
I completed my engineering degree with a co-op program in Canada. For all of those who don't know what coop means, co-op was an integral part of my degree mandated by the university, co-op is a little more than an internship. My degree encompassed 20 months of coop work experience. This work experience is generally better that the traditional internships as this work experience has to be gained in the field of study that i was pursuing while obtaining my undergrad.
Can anybody guide me whether i should add this experience in addition to the full time experience gained after my convocation/graduation?. Half of this experience in canada is accounted as part of the professional designation, so this experience counts for my professional engineers designation.
04 Jan 2017, 13:47
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Hi there,
Great question. Our guidance would be to separate this out under your UG experience and reserve the work experience section for true post UG work. Just as long you articulate your experience well, the adcom will be able to see that you have a co-op designation. Take a look here for other great tips on the resume or here if you want to see how we could help refine it for your upcoming application. Best of luck!
Great question. Our guidance would be to separate this out under your UG experience and reserve the work experience section for true post UG work. Just as long you articulate your experience well, the adcom will be able to see that you have a co-op designation. Take a look here for other great tips on the resume or here if you want to see how we could help refine it for your upcoming application. Best of luck!
05 Jan 2017, 16:24
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So would the final total exp count as, = 20 month coop exp + work exp after gradutation?, as this would lead to ~60 months of full time exp in a specific field making my application a bit stronger. Would this suffice for INSEAD?, LBS?.
I would appreciate if some opinions can be shared on this.
I would appreciate if some opinions can be shared on this.
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Hi there,
Great question. Our guidance would be to separate this out under your UG experience and reserve the work experience section for true post UG work. Just as long you articulate your experience well, the adcom will be able to see that you have a co-op designation. Take a look here on the resume or here if you want to see for your upcoming application. Best of luck!
Great question. Our guidance would be to separate this out under your UG experience and reserve the work experience section for true post UG work. Just as long you articulate your experience well, the adcom will be able to see that you have a co-op designation. Take a look here on the resume or here if you want to see for your upcoming application. Best of luck!
