SKILLS FOR STUDENTS

In cooperation with universities and units of production are expected to develop productive activities for students in between the learning activhties in school. Skills are very important for students to increase student productivity and learning more before entering the autonomous university and to increase student's creatifity.

Many high school students can benefit from volunteering in their communities. Being able to help others or improve their community is a valuable skill to learn one that they will take with them as they become responsible young adults.

Here's how volunteering benefits high school students: volunteering teaches important life skills. If you want to give your high school student a head start in the world, having them take on volunteer work is one of the best ways to do this.

Not only does it teach important skills like the value or hard work and appreciating what their parents and shcool have done for them, it helps teens to learn responbility.

Being able to channel their often misguided energy and ideas into something worthwhile can be a very empowering skill for high school students to learn about the world and their place in it.

Being g volunteer is great preparation for a future career (and looks good on a resume). One of the very best ways for any young person to start gathering ideas about what they want to do after graduation is by valunteering.

They get to learn about the world of work, build great work-related values and mature socially throui volunteering. Many teens end up going into careers that are needed by our sociaty, souch as working for non profits, or getting involved in medical, legal or social work as a result of their experience with volunteering.

Being a voluteering allows them to learn important skills they can use in their future careers, like time management and people skills. They can also list their volunteer work on their resume when they are ready to begin working a paid job in the future.

Volunteering allows high shcool students to give back to society. If you want your high school student to learn the value of having compassion for others, or how they can be a productive member of their community, the volunteer work is the perfect solution.

High schoolers can work to improve the lives of others at soup kitchens, shelters, food pantries or health clinics to get a sense of how well they have it as compared to others in their community.

They can learn what it means to care for others and provide a service for someone who is needy, so they can give back to the community and put aside their own needs.