2. Next, browse some careers. Maybe you already have an idea in mind for your future career, or you’re really interested in a topic area but have no idea how to turn that into a career. Don’t worry, we’ve all been there! Career Coach has a section where you can browse through careers in various topics areas like education, law, government, and so on. Did you know you can do so much more with a criminal justice degree than become a police officer? Scroll through some of the career fields and see if you find anything that might interest you.
3. Try browsing some of the programs. So you’ve decided you really like the medical field but don’t really know where in that field you would like to work. Career Coach allows you to browse through all the programs that are offered at NHTI. Did you know we have a Rad Tech program? What about Nursing? Maybe you’re interested in more of the business side of the medical field? This section breaks down the various programs into groups so you can easily work your way through each program to determine which is the best fit for you.
4. Are you a Veteran? Career Coach provides a great resource to help match a civilian job with the skills you learn while serving the United State’s military. Did you spend a lot of times with computers, learning various programs and how to develop programs? A career in IT might be the perfect fit for you! This tool can be an excellent resource if you are looking to make a transition into a new career, or continue expanding upon an area you’ve already qualified in based on your years of service.
5. You can also build your resume! What does a good resume look like? How many pages should it be and what font should you use? Do you include your experience in high school or not? Resume building tends to be the area people need the most help because you just never really know what a future employer might want to see. This resource will walk you through adding your experience, education and skills to a comprehensive document that can be sent to hiring officials. Plus, once you’ve built your resume once, you only need to tweak it with each new experience and skill you gain-- that’s awesome!
The main point to take away from this is to not be intimidated because there is plenty of help to go around. You don’t have to have it all figured out on day one of your college career. Try a new class or check out a program you never thought you would be interested in. Career Coach is here to help you figure out who you want to be and what you want to do with your life, so give it a try!
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