"I earned a degree in Business Management from Strayer University and a PMP Certificate from the Project Management Institute. The biggest takeaways from my education, aside from my degree and certification, are the multitasking skills I picked up, being able to function highly while working on complex projects and being able to anticipate the needs of my superiors. I also bring fifteen solid years of experience in the industry. My attitude informs my development, however. I am one of those who has an insatiable curiosity, and every answer to each question just creates more questions that need answering. So, I am very interested in continuing my education and learning everything I can while on the job. That is one of the things that really lured me into pursuing a career with Teck, the many developmental opportunities they create for their people."

Familiarize yourself with the requirements of the position. Breathe life and a deeper context in the educational experience you've outlined on your resume. Go beyond what you learned in the curriculum of your formal education, and share those experiences and life lessons that helped inform your character and furthered your professional development. Then explore the opportunities they offer to further your education and evaluate which of those appeal to you based on your career and development goals.

"Teck offers sponsorship for employees who wish to pursue business education through a Graduate Diploma in Business Administration and an Executive MBA program. In partnership with Simon Fraser University's Beedie School of Business, we offer graduate-level business courses through our business education program. These include master of business administration (MBA) level courses relevant to work life at Teck and lead to a graduate diploma in business administration (GDBA). Also, in partnership with the Beedie School of Business, Teck's internal MBA program enables employees to work toward their executive MBA designation while working full-time. This EMBA program is open to nominated graduates of the GDBA program. We encourage and support employees' efforts to maintain their skills designations."