The TRU Journey of Ishan

University life is not only about classes and exams. For international students like Ishan, a Post-Baccalaureate Human Resources student from India, coming to TRU meant starting a new life. Now in his second semester, Ishan shows us how trying new things helped him feel more confident and make friends.

When Ishan first came to Kamloops, he felt lonely. He did not know the culture, and everything was new to him. But then, Ishan decided to join activities on campus. He became a member of the TRU Student Caucus. This helped him speak for other students and meet many new people. He also learned to be a leader and felt more at home.

Ishan’s story teaches us that university life is more than studying. He believes that students should join clubs, go to events, and try new experiences. Even small steps can help you feel better and make friends.

Every student has a different TRU journey. Ishan reminds us that we are not alone. There are many chances to connect with others at TRU. All you need to do is look around and take the first step.

What is one thing you have done to feel more connected at TRU?

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Why it’s so hard to find a better job? “Finding a better job as student “

Photo Credit – kiril komissarenko ( Tournament Capital Centre gym ) 910 McGill Rd

Many students have part-time jobs, but not all of them are happy. Some people want a job that will help them in their future careers, have fewer hours, or pay more. However, it’s not simple to find better employment.

In today’s episode, I talk with my friend Kirill, who is from Ukraine. He is in his second year of a Bachelor of Science degree, majoring in Data Science. He wants a better job, but he works at TCC as a gym trainer. We discuss the challenges that students encounter when trying to find employment. Kirill talks about his experience, the difficulties he has encountered, and his efforts to obtain a better position.Finding jobs that fit their skills is a challenge for many students.It can be challenging to balance job hunting with school, and some jobs require experience. Kirill discusses his time strategies for management, the types of jobs he is applying for, and his recommendations for fellow students.

If you want a better job, need help with job searching, or would like advice on discovering new chances, this podcast is for you. If you want to know more about university life, this website is for you. Listen now and tell us what you think and share your experiences.