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Career Planning for College Students. (n.d.). iseekcareers. Retrieved September 26, 2014, from hhtp://www.iseek.com/
If you’re a first time student or an adult returning college this website is great for whenever you are in your learning process. The website is primarily configured with the use of three tabs. The Explore Career offers a self-assessment, goal setting tools and different ways to explore which course to take in order to pursue your career. Planning your education tab will help you figure out to apply, pay and prepare for the college of your choice. After graduation the last tab will help you to explore the job market, resume preparation, applying and interviewing for your new career. The website also offers links and blogs to help you stay relevant to those around you. Copyrighted in 1999 by iSeek Solutions the information is still relevant for today’s student.
College Career life Planning. (n.d.). College Career Life Planning. Retrieved September 26, 2014, from http://www.collegecareerlifeplanning.com/
This website is a great resource if you have aspirations of continuing your education after high school. I like the fact that the website offers information for students as early as middle school. The website also offers hundreds of free career tools to students, teachers and parents. Career Planning was created by the National Education Foundation and is a non-profit organization to give you a direct link to life as well as college planning. Although it is eight years old the website will help the student of today in their everyday life choice.
Gaffney, S. (2005). Career development as a retention and succession planning tool. The Journal for Quality and Participation, 28(3), 7-10. Retrieved from http://ezproxy.sckans.edu/login?url=http://search.proquest.com/docview/219119231?accountid=13979
This article focuses on the side of career development that is seldom discussed. What Gaffney covers is your internal development while on
If you’re a first time student or an adult returning college this website is great for whenever you are in your learning process. The website is primarily configured with the use of three tabs. The Explore Career offers a self-assessment, goal setting tools and different ways to explore which course to take in order to pursue your career. Planning your education tab will help you figure out to apply, pay and prepare for the college of your choice. After graduation the last tab will help you to explore the job market, resume preparation, applying and interviewing for your new career. The website also offers links and blogs to help you stay relevant to those around you. Copyrighted in 1999 by iSeek Solutions the information is still relevant for today’s student.
College Career life Planning. (n.d.). College Career Life Planning. Retrieved September 26, 2014, from http://www.collegecareerlifeplanning.com/
This website is a great resource if you have aspirations of continuing your education after high school. I like the fact that the website offers information for students as early as middle school. The website also offers hundreds of free career tools to students, teachers and parents. Career Planning was created by the National Education Foundation and is a non-profit organization to give you a direct link to life as well as college planning. Although it is eight years old the website will help the student of today in their everyday life choice.
Gaffney, S. (2005). Career development as a retention and succession planning tool. The Journal for Quality and Participation, 28(3), 7-10. Retrieved from http://ezproxy.sckans.edu/login?url=http://search.proquest.com/docview/219119231?accountid=13979
This article focuses on the side of career development that is seldom discussed. What Gaffney covers is your internal development while on