2. THE CHANCE TO BOOST YOUR KNOWLEDGE
Nobody knows everything. Even the greatest physicist in the twentieth century Albert Einstein also considered that he is a small grain of sand among the ocean of knowledge. Participating in clubs, you have just learned the knowledge and experience from the members, and have the opportunity to spread your knowledge with others.
On the other hand, club members are usually at the same age; Learning seems easier.

3. THE OPPORTUNITY FOR DEVELOPING SOFT SKILLS
Compared to soft skills training courses in centers or online self-study, club activities have their own strengths. Depending on the nature of each club, you will participate in community projects and activities in the role of leaders or members, volunteers. For each role, the level of requirements for soft skills will be different. As a result, you will have more opportunities to experience reality, learn and experience more. You can also easily see your progress through each activity and project.

Besides, when putting yourself in different positions in the group of people, you will be “reclaim” by your knack and your weakness. For example, you can successfully complete logistics such as listing, preparing materials but you have lack skill in coordinating human resources or confidence in presentations … From there you know what you need to do to improve your weaknesses.

4. THE OPPORTUNITY TO OPEN THE RELATIONSHIP
In the time of networking, who knows, you can find a chance to collaborate “good” from friends in the club!

5. THE CHANCE TO BEAUTIFY YOUR CV
It is not native to foreign universities to pay attention to extracurricular achievements, community activities in applications for admission or scholarship approval. For recruitment companies, your GPA may not be high, but what you show in social activities can score points immediately.

You may not notice, but the clubs, activities you participate in, the position you each experienced reflect some part of the person, your strengths and weaknesses in the eyes of employers. An outgoing, active and energetic candidate often chooses sports clubs, singing, and dancing. Candidates with introversion tend to choose quiet clubs like chess, painting, reading …

Compared to foreign universities, the number of student clubs in Vietnamese universities is limited; However, the benefits they bring are the same. Particularly in Bach Khoa University, the real benefit is the social work day: if you don’t have enough 15 days, you don’t expect to receive a diploma!