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FEBeginners gives lots of volunteer opportunities, including writing detailed blogs, creating educational videos and hosting workshops. By giving your time and expertise, you can earn volunteer hours while supporting our community's learning journey. 

Start by building a strong resume that highlights your relevant experiences, skills and coursework. Practice your interview skills by participating in mock interviews and networking with professionals in your chosen field. Use our resource center for gaining foundational knowledge in all 3 fields. Participating in volunteer activities related to your field can also provide practical experience and enhance your resume.

Some of the key skills include analytical thinking, effective communication, problem-solving and a strong understanding of quantitative methods. Knowing how to use software tools like Excel for data analysis and financial modeling is also valuable. Developing these skills can really enhance your academic performance and knowledge in these fields.

You can enhance your understanding by reading relevant books, following financial news sources and working with online courses or webinars. Joining relevant clubs or organizations can also provide networking opportunities and practical experience. Additionally, asking questions on our platform and reading/watching content from other people can help you learn from their experiences.

Getting involved is easy! You can participate in our volunteer programs by contributing to blogs and videos or by hosting workshops. Check our volunteer page for current opportunities. To stay updated on events and resources, follow us on our social media channels or reach out through our website.

Sharing your knowledge allows others to learn from you, helping them navigate their own paths in finance, business and economics. By contributing, you create a sense of community and support, encouraging other members to learn from your challenges and successes.

Explore different majors by enrolling in beginner-level courses and participating in relevant extracurricular activities. Reflect on your strengths and interests and get advice from educators or professionals in your areas of interest. Our resource center is here to provide additional resources to help you learn and explore.

Students in these fields often face  challenges such as understanding complex concepts, keeping up with rapidly changing market trends and finding relevant internships or job opportunities. They may also face competition in their academic and professional goals, which can create stress and uncertainty.

Start by identifying your career goals and researching the required courses for those fields. Meet with academic advisors or teachers for the right guidance. Our resource center offers guides on each of the 3 fields to give you an idea of the foundational knowledge they require.