The News Review:
- Career employment fair at Hartnell College
- More than 700 attend NJ Nets’ Sports Career Fair
- Employment prospects dim for Ann Arbor-area high school grads
Career employment fair at Hartnell College
The Salinas Californian
All Salinas Valley high school and middle school students are invited. All exhibitors are seeking to introduce potential jobseekers to the specific skill sets that they typically require especially for entry-level positions. The fair will be held on the Main Quad the College Center and surrounding areas. Information: Molly Lewis 831-770-6118 or.
More than 700 attend NJ Nets’ Sports Career Fair
Napa Valley Register
Several colleges (George Washington University St. John’s Seton Hall and Centenary College) hoped to provide an alternative for job seekers. “When employment is down people usually go for advanced degrees” said Prof. Anthony Missere director of the sport management program at St. “ur program is designed to meet the need for people in a growing global sports industry. “The Nets were hoping to help those fans who have joined the recently growing number of unemployed in the U.
Employment prospects dim for Ann Arbor-area high school grads
MLive.com
“That’s not sitting in lecture halls. That’s out on the floors and in labs – very hands-on. But those students should be thinking about their future career even in their time away from school he said. “Do something that puts you on a track for what you’re going to do. If you want to be a minister spend a year volunteering in a social service agency. And above all don’t be afraid to network he tells his students. “See who you have connections to.
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