According to the Dean of the College of Business, Arts and Social Sciences at Brunel University London, encouraging students to volunteer and be more active in the community can greatly improve their employability upon graduation. Students can also take part in these, learning about the legal problems of “ordinary people” and the best ways of helping them sort out their problems. “Volunteering is a great way for young people who are not employed or have no qualifications to get involved with local communities and help out where they can,” said Professor David Jones, Head of School
According to the Dean of the College of Business, Arts and Social Sciences at Brunel University London, encouraging students to volunteer and be more active in the community can greatly improve their employability upon graduation. “Volunteering is a great way for young people who are not employed or have no qualifications to get involved with local communities and help out where they can,” said Professor David Jones, Head of School