Will a certificate for six months internship from my brother's office help my application?
A six-month internship certificate from your brother’s office can support your application if you present it professionally. Make sure the certificate clearly outlines your role, specific responsibilities, duration, and any achievements. Including a reference letter from your brother or another supervisor at the company can add credibility. Admissions committees do accept experience from family businesses, but they want to see what skills and knowledge you gained and how these connect to your chosen field of study. This careful documentation will help your experience be viewed positively. If you need help presenting your internship details, your LeapScholar counsellor can guide you further.
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