This article will define transferable skills as well as their importance for professional development. How to use transferable skills as well as how to apply them in different functional areas will be covered. A list of student affairs transferable skills will be provided as well as how to write and articulate them for use in your application materials such as your resume and cover letter.

Student Affairs Job SearchDave EngSeptember 8, 2020transferable skills, clerical, communications, creative, critical thinking, data analysis, leadership, listening, management, organization, planning, problem solving, research, analyttics, teamwork, technoloComment

Employability Skills

This article will review the top four most discussed and critical skills to have as a new and developing student affairs professional. They include communication skills, collaboration skills, critical thinking skills, and technology skills. These four areas will be covered in this article. This article will also determine how student affairs professionals’ work can connect and develop in these four areas.

Student Affairs Job SearchDave EngDecember 9, 2019employability, communicaiton, collaboration, critical thinking, technologyComment

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