According to an article on Study.com, “an entrepreneur is someone with an idea who has the desire, courage and financial backing to take their concept from vision to reality.”
Since 1976, February has been designated as Black History Month. The purpose of this month-long celebration is to recognize the pivotal role African-American men and women have played in shaping the history of the United States.
During February many people get in the mood to watch romantic movies in anticipation of Valentine’s Day on Feb. 14.
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.
A recent analysis by experts from Stanford University revealed that being exposed to environmental education has many benefits for children K-12.
According to the LinkedIn article, Your Email Habits Are Being Judged, how you respond to work-related emails can determine how your coworkers evaluate your level of professionalism.
If you’re a culinary arts student who aspires to one day own your own food-oriented business, then perhaps you should apply for the Village Bakery Aspire-To-Be Scholarship Program.
Students enrolled in Hocking College for Fall 2019 and are pell eligible may be eligible to receive the Career & Technical Scholarship.
On Friday, May 17 the 3rd Annual Women in Business Conference will take place at The Lodge at Hocking College. This free event will unite women entrepreneurs in all stages of business development for a day and will focus on the following:
If your goal is to become an entrepreneur, how you decide to market the business you create will play a monumental role in helping you secure the success you desire.
