Professional achievement includes career knowledge, leadership, communication, ability to work in a team, industry experiences, and readiness for the workplace. Professional achievement is different from academic achievement, both are important. Employers expect that new hires can perform their job and engage, communicate, and lead.
Academic achievement is measured by GPA, professional achievement is measured by professional achievement (PRO) points. The number of PRO points measures your level of professional development. The key elements of PRO are:
- Professional Achievement (PRO) points: Earn PRO points for professional development activities such as participating in competitions and gaining work experience.
- Portfolio: A personalized portfolio that showcases your professional development activities.
To get started:
- Create a profile and portfolio, this is required to earn PRO points.
- Request PRO points for creating the portfolio.