Networking is about developing relationships that could be helpful to you in your job search and your career.
Building a professional network is achievable for almost everyone, by following these steps to identify your network and develop it.
Category: Entry-level workers
Try out manufacturing for a day
October’s National Manufacturing Day aims to “inspire the next generation of manufacturers.”
There are more than 2,500 events scheduled throughout the country on October 5.
Why you should consider an apprenticeship
An apprenticeship combines a full-time job with training—and can prepare you to enter a specialized career field. Apprenticeships are a great way for entry-level workers to get started in a number of well-paying occupations in industries like manufacturing, construction, health care,…
Why you should research salaries before you job hunt
Whatever stage of your job search you’re in—from just getting started to negotiating an offer—it’s a great idea to understand typical salary ranges for the careers you’re interested in.
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5 great careers for animal lovers
Love animals?
Take a look at this list of careers that will keep you around animals nearly every day of your work life.
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Find a summer job!
Having a summer job means earning a paycheck, gaining work skills, meeting new people, and may even be a lot of fun.
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Career Profile: Administrative Professionals
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National Administrative Professionals’ Day is observed on April 25 this year.
Not only is it a great day to appreciate the work of individuals in these fields, but it’s also a chance to consider a career as a secretary or administrative assistant.
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Research your local job market
Did you know CareerOneStop offers a collection of reports to help you better understand the employment climate where you live?
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5 high-pay careers you can enter with a two-year degree
There’s plenty of research showing that the more education you have, the more likely you are to earn a higher salary .
But what if you’re not sure you’re up for earning a four-year bachelor’s degree? there are many careers that require two-year associate’s degrees and offer opportunities to earn good wages.
Career and Technical Education Month
February is Career and Technical Education Month.
Want to learn more about the benefits of career and technical education for students and adult workers?
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