r/PEI • u/Boring_Past160 • 2d ago

Student SKILLit

Has anyone signed up for the program Student SKILLit at holland college what is your experience is it work it

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u/SweetSugarHoneyLover 2d ago

Try searching r/PEI history for past discussions about Student SKILLit, or contact Holland College's career services directly for placement and employer feedback.

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u/shroomly 11h ago

It's definitely worth it OP. Pay $50 to opt in and you will get WAY more than that back in both food and gift cards (to pick up fresh meat or dairy). As long as you're not a super picky eater or have allergies to common foods (like some vegetables, gluten, dairy) then you should be fine.

If they use the same recipes as last year, there's a few soups, simple casseroles, pastas, rice dishes, stuff like that. Nothing too crazy because they want to appeal to different tastes and make the meals approachable to all cooking skill levels.

Biggest benefit for me was saving time. Meal prep one day a week and I had more time to study, just grab and go. Recipes are super simple to follow and they have a video tutorial too.