Career Planning
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Finding a job can be a full-time job in itself! There are applications and resumes, interviews, phone calls, and of course...the waiting. The following links will give you information and tips on how to make sure you have a competitive edge when it comes to your resume, your cover letter, your interview, and even your thank you notes. |
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Resume and Interview Resources A resume will not get you a job by itself, but it is often the first step to getting an interview. Your resume is often the first impression a potential employer will have of you, so make it look and sound good. These sites provide tips and examples on how to do just that.Resumania-What NOT to do on your resume.
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Job Searching & Opportunities - national service program through which 40,000 people each year tackle community problems from disaster relief to tutoring.
EDD - State-wide employment services. Golden Sierra Job Training Academy - Local job/training resource. Job One - Local job/training resource. WorkSmart - Offers entry-level job seekers skills and occupational information. Summer Jobs & Opportunities CampJobs—search for a camp counselor position. You pick where in the country you want to go! Camp Staff—includes applications. SummerJobs.com—a database of summer job opportunities. Includes detailed info such as work permit requirements.
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