How can the Academic Advisor help you?

How can the Academic Advisor help you?

ESL LEVELS 1A, 1B, 2A and 2B

• Explore your academic and career interests.
• Assess your skills and strengths.
• Become familiar with school rules and requirements.  
• Learn about other academic programs available.  
• Use multiple resources to maximize your experience, for example, student organizations, study groups, volunteering etc.  
• Explore connections between your interests and strengths and potential schools/programs or careers.

ESL LEVELS 3A , 3B and 4A

• Arrange for experiences that will help you clarify your goals and interests, including cooperative education, meeting with faculty and staff, shadowing a professional in a field of interest to you, or volunteering.
• Research multiple schools/ programs or career options to find the best fit for you.
• Identify education and/or additional skills you’ll need to get accepted at the schools of your choice or to attain employment or training in your field.

ESL LEVEL 4B and Advanced Programs

• Be able to market your skills and education to schools/programs and/or employers.
• Network with at least three people who study or work in a field of interest to you;
• Research employment or undergraduate/graduate school options and start applying.     
• Make sure you have met all course requirements and take final achievement/ proficiency tests.