Will my project experience be sufficient to present for visa or job applications if I was only part of the project?
Yes, your project experience is valid for both visa and job applications, even if you were only part of the project team.
Focus on clearly describing your specific contributions, the skills you gained, and any outcomes achieved. Employers and visa authorities value practical experience, whether you led the project or contributed as a team member.
For job applications, tailor your CV to highlight your role, responsibilities, and measurable achievements from the project. For visa applications, ensure your project experience matches the country’s requirements and provide any supporting documents (certificates, letters, or official recognition) as needed.
Will you actually get a job after your master's?
Talk to a counsellor about real outcomes, salaries and which courses employers hire from.
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