If you’re weighing the pros and cons of a liberal arts major, there’s a book you may want to consult before you jettison a field you are passionate about in favor of a degree that seems more marketable.
You Can Do Anything: The Surprising Power of a “Useless” Liberal Arts Education by George Anders.
Planning a job search?
Improve your chance of success with this checklist to plan your own personalized job search.
Take advantage of free online resources to develop your job-related skills, explore a personal interest, or exercise your learning muscles just for fun.
Interested in building and deepening industry partnerships to better align education and training with business need?
This new guide is for you!
Have a brand new shiny teaching credential, and looking for a place to put it to work?
If you are a recently— or about-to-be—graduated teacher, there are excellent resources to help you identify strong potential job markets.
Looking for a career where you can train on the job and have a good path for advancement?
Consider an apprenticeship in healthcare.
The Refugee Career Pathways (RCP) program helps refugees gain self-sufficiency by obtaining the credentials, education, experience, and job skills they need to obtain employment in professional and skilled careers.
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This week is a great week to celebrate the libraries in your community.
It’s National Library Week from April 7 to 13.
If you’ve applied for a job in recent years, especially at a large company, your application has undoubtedly encountered an Applicant Tracking System (ATS).
Will your resume successfully make its way past an ATS?
Are you a criminal justice social worker?
CareerOneStop has a a website of resources just for you: Job Search Help for Ex-Offenders provides a collection of career, education and job search resources to help people with criminal records gain meaningful employment.
