Have you ever felt uncertain about your career, even though it once seemed perfect?
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The term ‘Public Policy’ defines itself as a set of laws placed by the government which recognises and addresses urgent societal needs. It aims to reform an environment using socio-economic measures in areas such as education, hygiene, food, economy and environment. A few pivotal examples are ‘MGNREGA’ for employment, ‘Beti Bachao Beti Padhao’ to boost the education for young women and ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’ for sanitation.
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The originality of the human brain and innovation is often disrupted when it hears the word ‘traditional’. As tedious as the word is in general, when paired with education or degrees, it tends to produce what feels like the most monotonous combination imaginable. Bringing limelight to traditional degrees, these programmes follow a conventional approach of conducting education, fastening on standard modes of learning through handbooks, lectures and examinations.
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In the words of Eric Greitens, there are three pillars of happiness: happiness of pleasure, gratitude and excellence. They behave as the fundamental primary colours that are situated at the crux of a wide spectrum of shades. Happiness of excellence, often derived from the profession we pursue or the purpose with which we define ourselves, is located at the top of this hierarchy. However, the question of which career path would allow you to achieve that excellence still pertains.
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A student may require a résumé for various purposes, such as applying for internships, universities, colleges, part-time jobs and scholarships. Most organisations need only ten seconds to realise if the résumé goes into the ‘accept’ pile or the ‘reject’ pile. Therefore, it is essential to build a résumé that truly stands out to be at the top of the accept pile. Needless to say, the first thing that should be mentioned in it is one’s educational qualification. Education is a student’s biggest asset. However, just listing down the academic achievements does not suffice.
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