Are you looking for an important, in-demand career that will provide you the flexibility and freedom to work from home? If this appeals to you, then you should consider getting a degree in Health Information Management from Hocking College.
Not that long ago, the procedure for getting a job involved applicants filling out applications by hand and then mailing-or literally handing-the completed form to an actual human being.
This past October four students from Hocking College’s Film and Video Production program got the opportunity to work on a professional film set in New York City.
Otis Meeks is Hocking College’s new Catering & Food Truck Manager.
In addition to meeting the state of Ohio’s affordable and attainable bachelor’s degree education goals, Franklin University has 230 long-standing partnerships with various community colleges – including Hocking College.
On November 18, 2019, LinkedIn published an article written by Andrew Seaman, that detailed how having free time on your hands (along with very little money) can motivate many students to seek a temporary holiday job.
Much like landlines and payphones, the process of filling out job applications in-person has seemingly become a thing of the past. In turn, these days the best way to let an employer know you’re interested in working for them is by filling out your application online.
Did you know that every student at Hocking College has an academic advisor? Or that your academic advisor will be one of the greatest resources you'll find on campus? For this reason, it's important for you to get to know your advisor and the many advantages that they can offer you throughout your academic career.
If you’re a recent college graduate looking for a job, or a current student looking for temporary employment, perhaps you should check out Hocking College’s Career and University Center’s Job Board!
