If you’re tempted to take a Thanksgiving-through-New-Years break from your job search, you may want to rethink that plan. It’s true that social calendars get outrageously overcrowded during this season—and it can seem like a good time to step away…
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National Apprenticeship Week 2019
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National Apprenticeship Week highlights the impact that apprenticeship programs have on addressing the U.S. skills gap and preparing the American workforce for the jobs of today and tomorrow.
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3 free resources for career development professionals
November is National Career Development Month, and CareerOneStop is kicking it off with this list of the top three CareerOneStop resources for counselors, according to feedback from career advisors this year.
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When and how to disclose your disability to an employer
For workers who have a disability, it can be difficult to determine if, when, and how to disclose their disability to their employer. For those with hidden disabilities, the question can be even trickier.
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Coming soon: redesigned Advanced Manufacturing Competency Model
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Global Industry Association Takes the Lead to Redesign Advanced Manufacturing Competency Model and Develop the First Semiconductor Model
5 ways professional associations can help you boost your career
Looking for a way to develop professional relationships and build your network?
Consider joining or becoming more active in a professional association.
New Video Series: Crosswalk Competency Models for Curriculum Development
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Learn how to help students develop the in-demand competencies and skills needed by employers in your local area.
Ready to earn your high school equivalency?
If you don’t have a high school diploma, you can earn a high school equivalency (HSE) now and get the full benefits of a high school diploma.
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Career videos offer details on 100s of careers
Check out hundreds of updated career videos in CAreerOneStop’s Video Library.
Learn career details like tasks, wages, employment outlook, and more.