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Tips for New Teachers: How to Thrive in Your First Year
As a first-year teacher, you finally get to put your passion and practice into place. You’ll experience the incredible joys of teaching, but undoubtedly you’ll put a lot of pressure on yourself to make that first year great. Teaching is a hard job. In addition to teaching your classes there are new policies to learn, meetings to attend, and professional ... Read MoreRead More
Advantages of Earning Your Nursing Degree Online While Working in the Field
If you’re a working nurse hoping to earn an advanced degree, such as a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) or Master of Science in Nursing (MSN), you may be considering completing your nursing degree online while working in the field. Flexible, online nursing programs are designed to meet the needs of working nurses while preparing them to thrive in ... Read MoreRead More
Using Your Network to Make a Career Change
Editor’s Note: In a guest blog, Krystal Hicks, founder of JOBTALK, shares her insights on navigating career changes in today’s job market. JOBTALK is an accessible and inclusive career counseling and employer branding consulting practice. One theme I see with career changers is the hesitation around asking for help from people in their network. It’s never easy to say to ... Read MoreRead More
Researching Salary Expectations for a Career Change
Editor’s Note: In a guest blog, Krystal Hicks, founder of JOBTALK, shares her insights on navigating career changes in today’s job market. JOBTALK is an accessible and inclusive career counseling and employer branding consulting practice. When I launched my career counseling practice, JOBTALK, I quickly noticed that most people reaching out for help were not just looking to change companies ... Read MoreRead More
Millennials on the Move: Assessing Your Skills & Professional Goals for a Career Change
Editor’s Note: In a guest blog, Krystal Hicks, founder of JOBTALK, shares her insights on navigating career changes in today’s job market. JOBTALK is an accessible and inclusive career counseling and employer branding consulting practice. Since launching my career counseling practice, JOBTALK, a trend I have noticed is that people reach out when they are looking to change companies and ... Read MoreRead More
Finishing Your Degree: Tips for Taking a Full-Time Course Load
Once you commit to finishing your degree, you’ll be faced with the decision to attend part-time or full-time. For some people, part-time works better due to family and financial commitments. However, for many others, full-time study is the key to achieving their education and career goals faster. As a full-time student (eight credits or more each term), you’ll finish your ... Read MoreRead More
Career Tips from Our Alumni
Get Ahead in Your Business Career As a job seeker, getting sound career advice is incredibly valuable, especially if it’s from someone who shares a similar background. That’s why we’re delighted to share a collection of business career tips from our alumni community!Read More
Online Student Seeks to Build a More Inclusive Community
Martin Toe: Civic Leader Each year, emerging young leaders across New Hampshire are honored by Stay Work Play, a nonprofit committed to attracting and retaining more young people, during their Annual Rising Stars Awards. Among the 2020 award recipients is business management major, Martin Toe ‘21, who was named the Civic Leader of the Year for his efforts to make ... Read MoreRead More
Five Steps to Consider when Transitioning from Recent College Grad to Employee
Congratulations! You are going to graduate from your degree program soon and it’s time to celebrate. With this important milestone, there are likely some significant and exciting transitions on the horizon. Whether you are beginning a job search, changing your career, or advancing to new heights, you’re about to embark on a journey that will present dynamic opportunities, but also ... Read MoreRead More
Great Resume Writing Starts Here: The Do’s And Don’ts
Resume trends change regularly. Knowing what’s new and what’s considered passé can make the difference between scoring an interview, or having your resume fall into the dreaded “no” pile. Follow the tips below to create a great up-to-date resume!Read More