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Five Ways to Make the Most of Your Virtual Internship

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Whether you’re at an internship that aligns with your dream job or landed somewhere else, you should take full advantage of this virtual experience to maximize your chances of future success. By further developing your professional skills, you can make a greater contribution which can lead to new opportunities and long-term achievement. Here are five ways to get the most out of your virtual internship so that you can land your dream job in the future: Create a Career Plan In order to advance your career, it’s important to create an outline of your plan to land your dream job. … / Read more »



Working & Studying Together: Can It Be Done?

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An infographic courtesy of Study Medicine Europe. Anyone who has ever attempted to balance working with studying a university course will tell you that, irrespective of which option they were doing full-time, it is a tough ask. No matter how tired you might feel after coming home from one, you still need to revitalize yourself for the other. A lot of the time, you might not even get home, instead going directly from one to the other. You’re probably beginning to wonder if it’s even possible to juggle working and studying without having to overly compromise on one of them. … / Read more »



5 Tips for Success in a Cosmetology School

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An article by contributor Dixie Somers. If you’ve decided on cosmetology as a career path, you may have many questions about attending a school, but it’s an important first step. There are 70,500 new job openings expected in the next few years. Take advantage of the opportunity to learn the trade from experienced professionals. The quality of the education you receive is very much dependent on the focus and effort you put into it. Here are some tips for getting the most from cosmetology school to advance your skills and knowledge. Attend Every Class While higher priorities, accidents, or illness may … / Read more »



5 Certificates that Can Get You a Great Job

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An article by contributor Hannah Thomas. Even as a student, improving your skills and constantly being in the loop with all the novelties and updates of your future profession is responsible and commendable behaviour. With the knowledge you gain at the university sometimes it’s required to have a certificate so you can prove how much you have invested in yourself and the field of interest. Also, the certificates will enable you to apply for better positions or job ads. But not all certificates are so influential, and some can even be considered obsolete. In order to choose the right ones, … / Read more »



Jumpstarting Your Career: Reasons to Go Back to College

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An article by Ohio based contributor Lizzie Weakley. College is no longer just for the young twenty-somethings. Nontraditional students are becoming more and more common and accepted at American universities, and so if you would seriously like to go back to school, there are plenty of reasons to explore your options. If you’re still on the fence or think this might not be for you, consider these excellent reasons for why you should go back to college. Flexible And Distance Learning Are More Common and Accepted Online degrees used to be doled out by shady for-profit colleges that weren’t particularly … / Read more »