Student activist: AIESEC / Enactus & Co

As a student, I engage in student organizations for a variety of reasons. First and foremost, I believe that being a part of a student organization allows me to develop a sense of community and belonging on campus. It allows me to connect with other students who share similar interests and passions. First and foremost, being a part of a student organization can provide me with valuable leadership experience and the opportunity to develop a range of skills that are highly sought after by clients. This can include skills such as communication, problem-solving, and team-building, which are all essential for success in the field of consulting.

By taking on leadership roles and participating in group projects and activities, I can learn how to work effectively with others, communicate effectively, and problem-solve in a team setting.
Additionally, student organizations often provide access to networking opportunities and connections to industry professionals. This can be particularly valuable for a consultant, as networking and building relationships is a key part of the job. Furthermore, student organizations often provide access to funding and grants for professional development opportunities, such as attending conferences and workshops. This can be a great way for me to gain exposure to the latest trends and developments in the industry and to build my professional network even further.In short, engaging in student organizations allows me to develop a sense of community, gain valuable skills and experience, and access resources and opportunities that can benefit me both personally and professionally.