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Online Associate of Applied Science Degree in Information Technology (IT)
Online Associate of Applied Science Degree in Information Technology (IT)
Ready to break into the tech industry? Purdue Global’s Associate of Applied Science in Information Technology (AAS-IT) program is a great place to start. Gain practical skills in networking, cybersecurity, software applications, and more—preparing you for entry-level roles and future advancement.
Career Paths for AAS-IT Graduates. Plus links for more information about these careers.:
● Computer Network Specialist O*Net & Zippia
● Computer User Support Specialist/Information Systems Technician O*Net & Zippia
For more information visit the Associate of Applied Science in Information Technology program page.
14 Tips for Finding a Job When You Already Have One!
14 Tips for Finding a Job When You Already Have One!
Are you looking to interview for a new job while still employed? This article emphasizes the importance of discretion and professionalism during the search process. If you’re considering a new job while still employed, you’re not alone. According to a survey conducted by TopResume, more than 70% of people who are currently employed are open to new job opportunities if they arise. Being currently employed can also be to your advantage because you won’t be as desperate to take the first offer you get. That can strengthen your negotiation position.
Looking for a job while you have one will become your part-time job, so an organized search is essential. Click here to read the 14 tips for how to find and how to interview for a job while employed.
10 Ways to Brainstorm a Good Fit
Practical advice for anyone considering a career change. It outlines steps such as assessing personal interests and skills, researching job statistics, utilizing professional networks, and exploring educational opportunities. The guide encourages career exploration through tools like job assessments, informational interviews, and job search sites. It also highlights the importance of ongoing learning and leveraging professional associations to stay informed about industry trends.
For more details, visit the full article here.
Job Search Survival Guide
The Purdue Global Center for Career Advancement offers a comprehensive Job Search Survival Guide to help you navigate the job search process. Key strategies include:
Networking: Build valuable relationships to access hidden job opportunities.
Resumes & Cover Letters: Craft tailored documents highlighting your skills and qualifications.
Interviewing: Prepare for success with tips on professionalism, punctuality, and interview strategies.
For personalized support, reach out to your Career Specialist at careerservices@purdueglobal.edu.
Tips for Career Changers
Ready for a career change? This article provides a comprehensive approach to changing careers, including key steps for research, job application, and interview preparation. It encourages exploring career options through assessments and job boards, identifying transferable skills, and understanding salary ranges. Crafting tailored resumes and cover letters, applying for entry-level positions, and preparing for interviews are essential. Networking through professional organizations and social media is highlighted, along with leveraging contacts, and refining your "elevator speech." For more detailed guidance, click to access Tips for Career Changers.
Career Resources for Stay-At-Home Parents
Are you a stay-at-home parent going back to work? Let’s help you make that transition.
How can you demonstrate relevant work-related skills and talents, network effectively, and generate some callbacks for interviews? Here are a few job search tips for getting back into the workplace.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1i9SrWSQOTG3mQ9K5J1hiYN1WEwsV3C0E/view
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