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From fairy tales to resume guides: Find them at the library
From job search books to free computer access – there’s no time like the present to explore your local public library resources.
Visit your nearest library during National Library Week, April 9-15, 2017.
Get the most from your education $
Learn how education can affect your financial health, and how to make the most of your higher education experience.
Finish high school for your health
You might not think of education as a matter of health, but organizers of National Public Health Week do!
National Public Health Week priorities include helping all Americans achieve at least high school graduation.
Tips for disclosing a disability to your employer
A conversation with an employer about your disability involves several decisions:
Should you disclose your disability? if so, when? And what should you say?
Tagged with: disability employment
Can I get a moo? Celebrating Ag Day!
CareerOneStop is bringing special attention to the careers that support the agriculture industry on behalf of National Ag Day, March 21, 2017.
Teachers: Try this Pi Day STEM career activity
If you’re a teacher, chances are you’ve found some fun ways to slip math into unexpected spots of your curriculum on Pi Day, otherwise known as 3.14 or March 14.
Pi Day also offers a great opportunity to get kids thinking about careers.
Need a summer internship? Forward, March!
If you’re hoping to work in an internship this summer, it’s time to rev up your internship research and application efforts.
National Engineer’s Week: Dream Big
It’s National Engineers Week, and that means thousands of students in elementary and high schools across the country are learning about the importance of the field of engineering.
Learn more about engineering careers.
Explore a career in market research
Have you ever thought you knew what would sell a product better than the people in charge?
Tagged with: career exploration