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The Royal Holloway Passport Award helps students identify and promote these skills through their involvement in co-curricular activities. Any student can earn the award simply by collecting points for a range of activities.
Develop the employability skills recruiters are looking for Learn how to sell yourself in a competitive job market Receive a Passport Award certificate and celebrate your
achievements Gain recognition for the difference you make in College and
local communities
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Did you know that 82% of graduate recruiters rank your employability skills as their number one priority when recruiting?
No need to register – your points will be collected automatically!
Check your progress on Campus Connect
Collect points for activities across 20 different areas of the College
You need to collect 80 Activity points and 20 Completion points
T: @RHULPassport
W: www.rhul.ac.uk/passport
“When preparing for your interview and assessment centre, you should think about these areas carefully and consider how you have demonstrated these skills and behaviours in your life. You can demonstrate these through academic work, hobbies, part-time jobs or extra-curricular activities.
“When preparing for your interview and assessment centre, you should think about these areas carefully and consider how you have demonstrated these skills and behaviours in your life. You can demonstrate these through academic work, hobbies, part-time jobs or extra-curricular activities.
Once you’ve collected 80 points you’ll be invited to a Completion Session
Your points remain active as long as you’re a current student
Visit www.rhul.ac.uk/passport for full details
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“It helped me to realise that everything I do at university makes my CV that little bit better. It will allow me to achieve more in my career than I would possibly do otherwise, and allows me to realise that my university does value me.” Ciaran Gilbride, second year student 2012.
“It helped me to realise that everything I do at university makes my CV that little bit better. It will allow me to achieve more in my career than I would possibly do otherwise, and allows me to realise that my university does value me.” Ciaran Gilbride, second year student 2012.
