Is it beneficial to put volunteer experience on job application as work experience to get a job? Will it help me to get a job?

Definitely. Particularly highlight the skills you learned volunteering as they pertain to the job you are applying for.

In most cases yes.Employers want to see you are the kind of person who likes to 'Give back to the community'

Yes... but to differing degrees. If the volunteer work is related to the job you're applying for, you can make it an important part of your resume. For example, if you volunteered at a camp for disabled kids, and you're applying for a teaching job, you could potentially list that as an entry in your main 'work experience' section, was a significant time investment. On the other hand, volunteering that isn't directly related to your job should usually be listed at the bottom of your resume. It is a 'nice to know' for hiring managers, but generally isn't going to make or break a hiring decision. Another note - even if the work wasn't an exact match for the job you're applying for, don't be afraid to reference your volunteer experience in the interview. This can be a great way to answer questions asking for specific examples: when they ask how you deal with deadlines, you can describe how you handled them at as a volunteer.

Yes, if it's related to the job you are applying for and it helps make up for any time gaps in your application. Employers question any time gaps between employment.

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