Working with ISED Canada
As a Junior Officer at Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Canada, I was given the opportunity to immerse myself in a multitude of diverse and intellectually stimulating projects.
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As a Junior Officer at Innovation, Science, and Economic Development Canada, I was given the opportunity to immerse myself in a multitude of diverse and intellectually stimulating projects.
Working with Innovation, Science, and Economic Development (ISED) Canada has been very impactful. This was my first ever federal government job and it was such a fulfilling role.
Term two has been a lot of growth and development! the International Recruitment Assistant role can be a personally rewarding and professionally fulfilling experience. These past eight months, I have served as the representative of UBC for prospective students, peer leader for the Student Ambassadors, and a contributor to management team.
Here is my Skills Matrix to share my diverse experiences! Below are my unique experiences from work terms(s), clubs, and organizations turned into stories .
I’m really grateful to have this experience and I’ve learned so much from everyone that I worked with at this position. The most accomplishing aspect of the Co-op term would be the number of connections that I was able to discover and make. It was a wonderful feeling to be able to know the Ambassadors on a more personal level and find out all the mutual connections we have. I've met so many incredible people on this job, everyone on the team is so hardworking, thoughtful and has amazing leaders.
Afghanistan is one of the two countries where polio is still endemic. Ongoing conflict with the Taliban, public misconceptions, and lack of education and trust regarding vaccinations pose barriers to vaccine dissemination. Our group's policy intervention from my SPPH 300 class (International Health), proposes an educational and trust-based intervention program to support polio eradication in Nangarhar, Kunar, and Kandahar in Afghanistan.
The value of face-to-face interaction will never go away, but virtual events have been vital parts of our lives since last year. But how do you turn social events, networking opportunities, educational sessions, large fundraising events into virtual events, and still be engaging?
The UBC tandem language learning program is free and open to all UBC students. This initiative is designed to foster a community where students will enhance cross-cultural communication, cultivate intercultural understanding, and enhance the student experience by acquiring additional language skills.
I was the youngest in the management team as I was still in high school back then. Accordingly, my age was not a determinant of my leadership capabilities. My senior management team and the owner were able to entrust the whole operation of the store during my shifts, and improve our sales through various strategic processes.
Fall Term 2020 was definitely challenging! However, I tried my best to find new ways of navigating this 'new' normal. With online learning, l am proud that I have learned and realized a lot of things that can bolster both my academic and personal life.