College students are becoming increasingly proficient with Canva as more higher ed institutions, including the University of California, harness the full Canva for Campus visual suite. This enables more seamless collaboration for group projects, along with the visual upscaling of myriad in-classroom assignments and broader campus activities, not to mention artificial intelligence upskilling as students embrace Magic Studio.

Students don’t stop benefitting from Canva after graduation. Institutions that incorporate Canva are actually giving their students a leg up when it comes to making the jump to the workforce.

Helping Job Seekers Visually Stand Out in the Application Process

Long gone are the days where hiring managers read the entirety of every résumé they receive from job applicants. According to Indeed, employers now look at résumés for just six to seven seconds apiece, on average — making it imperative for new job seekers to do something that will help them visually stand out.

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