Co-Curricular Portfolio

Please provide official documentation for participating in the course activities. This will help you apply to school for 4 years, apply for scholarships or position on occupation.

Personal contact with experts and teachers who can help you select the field of involvement to achieve personal and professional goals

Provide personal criticism and look back on opportunities for extra / extracurricular activities and skill development

Composite course portfolio is used to complement the 4 year admission officer, future employer or resume and transcripts to complete the scholarship application.

For details please see Student Life Office SA186. The combined curriculum is divided into six sections: resume, personal development, organization management, citizen and community engagement, interpersonal skills and communication skills. You can add optional sections such as honor and reward, reference, souvenir and career information

· Leadership activities: Student Senator, Orientation Leader, Club Officer, Special Event Chairperson, Entire University or Campus Committee, Newspaper Editor, Literature Journal Editor, etc.

Sending an entry when completing each activity makes the portfolio more complete and accurate. If completed in time, you can use the portfolio for applications and interviews.

Your collaborative resume is the official document that represents your co-participation and leadership experience at GCC. It also allows you to record your activities outside the classroom, identify, develop, and clarify skills you learn as you transfer to a four-year college or apply for work I will.

Extracurricular activities are activities that function concurrently with course activities. Extracurricular activities are basically done outside the typical classroom, which is done with pen and pencil. It gives students the opportunity to develop specific skills and demonstrate their non-academic skills. These activities may be mandatory, like music classes, arts or theatrical classes held during the day. Others usually participate voluntarily, such as participating in school sports team, school discussion team, or student's newsletter. In both cases, participation can help students in various ways.

Common courses The common course is a learning experience that is often summarized into activities and courses that supplement the content students learn in the classroom. Another term often used in the same sense is extracurricular activity and "addition" refers to the fact that these are not part of the "normal" curriculum. The central idea of ​​this guide is a better term as the valuable learning shows that it is not the extra content of the course but the foundation of the course.

Activities supplemented but not part of traditional academic programs are called joint activities. This means that extracurricular activities are activities that are not part of regular academic programs, but they are part of school and college life. These are observed along with the university curriculum and are scheduled once a year. Most educational institutions around the world support schools and college students. Teachers are mainly involved in organizing and guiding these activities at school and may be independent of the teachers of universities and universities. Today these activities are deeper than ever. Extracurricular activities are the core of student life