Whether you're on the hunt for a full-time job, looking to continue your education, or looking for something in-between, we have compiled some resources to guide you in your planning! Be sure to check out the other pages as well for resources on resumes, interview prep, networking, and more.
UninterruptED lesson: The Job Search
The Three P's of the Job Search
Position: Identify the kind of position(s) you want to improve your search.
People: Connect with your network and research people who work at a company you're interested to learn more about their career path.
Partners: Expand your search by finding a list of “partners” for an employer you’re interested to expand the pool for your search. This could be clients, professional networks, funders, coalitions, and affinity groups.
OppNet Job Application Tips 💡
Track your job applications! You will likely apply to a lot of jobs, so it's important to stay organized in your search. If you get an interview offer, you want to be able to refer back to the original job posting.
Leverage LinkedIn to connect with your network, research companies, and view profiles to see current employees' career paths.
Personalize your resume & cover letter when possible to show why you are interested in this specific company and qualified for the role.
UninterruptED lesson: Graduate School 101
Important Considerations:
Do you have a clear goal in mind in attending grad school? Is a graduate degree necessary for your desired profession?
What is the typical return on investment for this type of graduate degree? What funding and financing options are available?
Do you have the experience required for the graduate programs you are interested in?
Steps in the Process ✅
Choosing the right program
Understanding the application process
Requesting recommendations
Prepping for standardized tests
Crafting your CV & personal statement
Deciding how to finance your degree
Fellowships are structured programs for recent graduates that provide an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a career field of interest such as academia, nonprofit work, government, or industry. The programs can last anywhere from a few months to a few years.
Service programs are similar to Fellowships but often focus on community service offering a chance to contribute to social causes while building personal and professional development skills.
General: Americorps
International: Peace Corps
Environmental: Student Conservation Association and Green Corps
Education: Teach for America, City Year, and Citizen Schools
Faith-based: Catholic Volunteer Network (CVN)
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