Transforming a Hobby into an Ivy-Worthy Project Over the Holidays: Work Experiences for High School Students
In this free webinar, you’ll discover:
How admissions officers view extracurriculars and projects in the application process
Why real-world experience carries more weight than generic activities
Step-by-step strategies for turning a hobby into a university-level project
Examples of past students who landed competitive offers through Work Experience
How our programs give you industry exposure — even before you graduate high school
Choose the industry you’re passionate about, work on a real project, and be mentored by professionals from global companies such as:
OUR INDUSTRY
ENGINEERING
Aerospace Engineering
BUSINESS & FINANCE
Management Consulting
STEM
Health & Medicine
TECH
Machine Learning
BUSINESS & FINANCE
Investment Management
ENGINEERING
Mechanical Engineering
…and many more!
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THE BENEFITS
Work Experience turns an interest into something concrete you can talk about in applications and interviews. Instead of just learning about a subject, you work on a real project, guided by professionals, and finish with results you can actually show. It’s practical, focused, and designed to fit into your busy school schedule; giving you experience most students don’t get until university.
Real Projects with Impact
Work on projects that matter to actual companies. Your work contributes to real-world outcomes, giving you concrete examples to talk about in applications or interviews.
Learn from Industry Professionals
Get direct guidance from people who do this work every day. They’ll show you how things are done in their field and help you apply what you’ve learned.
Results You Can Show
Finish the program with a certificate, portfolio piece, presentation, or deliverable that proves what you’ve achieved. It’s evidence of your skills that stands out to universities.
Fits Into Your Holidays
Short, intensive programs mean you can gain meaningful experience without missing school. Make your break count with work experience most students only get at university.
