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Explain experience for a new audience
Qualifications, project titles and previous roles may not be immediately familiar to someone in a different education system. A profile can give brief context and link appropriate public course or project information. Use straightforward descriptions instead of expecting an unfamiliar acronym to communicate the full story.
Keep personal eligibility discussions separate
A public introduction should not display passports, identity records or private application documents. Questions about work eligibility or formal requirements belong in the appropriate individual process. Tap Tap Go can present interests and experience, but it does not determine permissions or replace advice from the relevant qualified source.
A hypothetical scene
A hypothetical graduating student meets an employer at an exhibition. Her profile explains a collaborative research project and her contribution. They arrange a follow-up conversation, leaving any formal documentation questions to the employer’s established recruitment process.
Make it practical.
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