Tillyard
Build experience
Pick something to do that leaves a line on your résumé, and see who confirms it before you start.
See what you would do
Every option lists the steps, so you know the work before you begin.
Know who confirms it
Someone besides you confirms the work, and each option names who that is.
Get a line for your résumé
Once it's confirmed, your Record shows what you did and who checked it.
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Build something
Make a project of your own and show it so other people can check it.
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Prove what you built The Proof Sheet
Open nowWrite down what your project will do and three tests for it before you start, then build it and share the finished link. Tillyard dates your plan, so anyone can see it came first.
Who confirms it: Tillyard dated your plan before your finished link was added.
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Build something with a team The Joint Byline
Open nowTwo to four members build one thing together and agree up front who does which part. Each person's part is confirmed by the others who worked on it.
Who confirms it: The members who worked on it, inside Projects.
Work with data
Answer a question with public numbers and show your method.
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Keep a forecasting notebook Forecasting notebook
Open nowWrite your own questions about public outcomes, say how likely you think each one is, and settle each from a public source when its day comes. Tillyard dates every entry, so nothing can be added back afterwards.
Who confirms it: Tillyard dated each entry on the day it was written and locked it after 24 hours.
Write and speak
Put your name on something an outside reader, editor or audience accepted.
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Write a paper for Tillyard Research Write for Tillyard Research
Open nowWrite a paper for the student publication. Students who chose to read may read it, and an editor reviews it after you submit it.
Who confirms it: Read by students at other colleges and approved by the editor, inside Tillyard Research.
Teach
Help other people learn something, counted from Tillyard's own records or followed by readers.
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Host a problem-solving table Worked-problem table
Open nowHost open group tables that work through public problem sets in a subject you have finished. Groups only, never one to one.
Who confirms it: Counted from Tillyard's own attendance logs.
Lead
Run something for other people, counted from attendance or confirmed by the people you led.
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Host study sessions Host a table
Open nowHost scheduled group study sessions for other members. Tillyard counts who came.
Who confirms it: Counted from Tillyard's own attendance logs.
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Record a role you held The Minute Book
Open nowFor an organization at your own college, file your role and term so a second officer or the adviser can confirm it.
Who confirms it: An officer of the organization, inside Organizations.
Serve the public
Give time to public projects, charities and public bodies, confirmed by their own records.
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Prepare taxes as a volunteer The Tax Table
Open nowTake the IRS volunteer tests on the IRS's own site, sign up with a local free tax-help site on your own, and serve in season. The site coordinator confirms your role and dates.
Who confirms it: The site coordinator, from the sponsor's own email address, through Service.
Show a skill
Keep a dated record of something you practise, or back up a skill with something a reader can open.
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Keep a field notebook Field notebook
Open nowWrite dated observations, such as a bird count, a stream reading or a night-sky log, and link each to the public record where one exists. Tillyard dates every entry.
Who confirms it: Tillyard dated each entry on the day it was written and locked it after 24 hours.
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Keep a practice log Practice log
Open nowWrite one short dated entry each time you practise something, such as a language, an instrument or drawing: what you did, for how long, and what changed. Tillyard dates every entry.
Who confirms it: Tillyard dated each entry on the day it was written and locked it after 24 hours.
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Study for an outside exam The Exam Table
Open nowStart or join a three-week study table for an outside exam whose issuer keeps its own public page. If you sit it, you can add what you hold to your own Record.
Who confirms it: Nobody here.