Career Planning
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Reaching a Career Crossroad
Understanding the factors which lead to a career crossroad is imperative, if there is to be an effective strategy, which can be implemented
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How to Find an Internship
An internship is a great way to gain experience and exposure in a given career field, in addition to possibly earning college credit or landing a job after graduation.
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Working for 911
Understanding the job itself, as well as the hiring and training process, is critical to the successful application process to become a 911 call taker or dispatcher.
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How to Become a School Counselor
Schools systems employ specialized educators to assist students, families, and staff. These educators are called school counselors.
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Getting the First Job when Jobs are Scarce
A good education or good training was supposed to result in a choice of jobs. Today's labor market realities may require extra preparation for beginning a career climb.
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Five Steps to Finding the Perfect Career
Would you do your job for free? If the answer is no, or if you're currently unemployed, now is the perfect time to assess five things to determine your perfect career.
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Best Websites for Career Planning
For recent college grads just starting out or experienced job seekers changing careers, numerous websites provide helpful career education and career planning.
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Improving Your Chances of Landing a Job
For those who have recently been laid off, downsized, or are just plain out of work, these helpful tips can improve your chances of standing out from the crowd.
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Adjunct Instructors in Transition
Current trends in higher education due to budget cuts and internet classes are causing institutions to eliminate or severely limit the use of adjunct instructors.
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Employability Soft Skills
Academics are not the only strength valued by employers. Social skills and character traits, or soft skills, are critical to cultivate and emphasize when career planning.
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Job Search Difficult for Grads
Experts have predicted an improvement in the job market for graduates in 2008, but so far, more graduates admit to having trouble finding jobs this year.
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Choose Interdisciplinary Studies
Whether entering college directly after high school or returning after years in the workforce, consider adding computer science courses to enhance employability skills.
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Job Competition Readiness
A look at the ever more competitive employment opportunities along with steps taken for adequate career path in the heat of contention.
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