It’s the night before your big interview. Your resume is updated, your portfolio looks beyond impressive, and your appointment for your interview has been confirmed. Now there’s only one thing left which is to decide what to wear.
Currently LinkedIn is one of the most recognizable social networking sites in the world, specifically devoted to connecting existing employers with potential new employees.
Warmer temperatures, rain showers, and the sound of birds chirping can only mean one thing, spring is coming! And while a number of people are celebrating the near ending of winter, others are able to escape the cooler temps by heading somewhere warm for spring break. While some students may be hitting the road to the beach, others will be staying put. Below is a list of five things to do for those staying local.
One of the perks of joining LinkedIn is that members have the opportunity to join a LinkedIn group. LinkedIn groups come in different categories, and cover a wide variety of topics from hobbies to businesses promoting a product or service.
The closer spring break gets the more anxious thousands of college students become to begin their annual migration to the nearest beach for some much needed rest and relaxation.
If you’ve been searching for a social networking site that offers you the chance to reconnect with old friends and meet potential new employers, then LinkedIn might just be what you’re looking for.
Last summer you successfully completed your first official internship. You worked for a boss who treated you well and gladly offered to give you a good reference.
Registration begins on March 7, 2018 for an Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission (OPOTC) approved academy class that the Hocking College Public Safety Services department will be hosting. This program will run from May 30 through September 27, Monday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. In addition, physical morning condition classes will start at 6 a.m, and candidates will be expected to attend some Saturday and Sunday classes that focus on firearms, driving, and police radar.
If you’re a college student in need of a summer internship and have no prospects in sight, what should you do? The following tips are designed to help you develop a job search-based strategy that could open the door to a virtual wealth of potential internship prospects.
Are you a high school senior who's ready to move out on your own after graduation and would like to continue your education, but have no interest in attending a four-year college? Has your search for a good technical college in your area left you discouraged? Is the only thing holding you back from attending a two-year college in another state the prospect of you having to pay thousands of extra dollars in out-of-state-tuition?
