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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Locate youth employment programs in any U.S. neighborhood
Do you have young people in your life who could use some job, training, or career assistance?
Youth employment programs offer a range of services to help people plan and achieve career, training, or employment goals.
Career Profile: Registered Nurses
As of the most recent (2016) national count, there are nearly 3 million registered nurses working in the United States. That’s a huge number of jobs for one occupation!
And RN jobs are expected to continue to grow very fast over the next ten years.
Spotlighting math careers on Pi Day!
If you’re a math teacher, or someone who just finds math fun or intriguing, the annual celebration of Pi Day is probably already on your calendar. For March 14, Pi Day 2018, CareerOneStop spotlights careers that rely on math skills.
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.
3 steps to line up your summer internship
An internship may be a requirement of your program, but even if it isn’t required, an internship will enrich your skills, develop professional contacts, and grow your confidence.
Find out how to land your summer internship.
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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Mentoring makes a difference
Is the impulse to help others an innate human trait?
Helping others through mentoring is beneficial for both mentors and mentees, and has been around as long as human relationships have existed.
Career and Technical Education
If we told you that high school students can earn high school credits while taking skill training that prepares them for high-wage, high-demand careers, would you say that sounds too good to be true?
Need training that leads to a job? Try workforce education.
Curious about what it would take to learn marketable skills that could earn you an in-demand new job?
Graduates of workforce education programs are ready for employment as soon as they finish, generally in careers that pay a family wage.