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shao
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Greetings!
Having finished my A-Levels, some unforeseen circumstances had forced me to take 2 gap years before starting my undergraduate studies in Physics, and I hope to make these 2 years count by doing something meaningful. The first thing that comes to mind is work experience/internship opportunities with organizations such as CERN or ESA. However, after a few hours of Googling, I've found out that all of these opportunities are reserved for current undergraduates/postgraduates.
My question is :
For those that had been in my shoes before, what are the things that I can do that will benefit my future career as a physicist? Are there any such work/intern opportunities that I might have missed?
Thank you!
Having finished my A-Levels, some unforeseen circumstances had forced me to take 2 gap years before starting my undergraduate studies in Physics, and I hope to make these 2 years count by doing something meaningful. The first thing that comes to mind is work experience/internship opportunities with organizations such as CERN or ESA. However, after a few hours of Googling, I've found out that all of these opportunities are reserved for current undergraduates/postgraduates.
My question is :
For those that had been in my shoes before, what are the things that I can do that will benefit my future career as a physicist? Are there any such work/intern opportunities that I might have missed?
Thank you!