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Basic employment skills, industry specific skills, company specific skills, and a growth mindset.

Happy to be attending the IFOA webinar on Enhancing your actuarial journey: an overview of PPD, CPD, and VLE #IFOA #actuarialscience

I am thrilled to have the opportunity to join this session and share important insights and practical tips to help me to prepare for my career journey💼 The content of the session included: - How to choose the right career - Career lifespan - Money vs. passion - Toxic work personalities to avoid

One of the ways to grow in your career is to get yourself involved in learning new things like; *Get a Career Mentor *Go for Seminars/Workshop *Aspire to invest in yourself *Go for some courses in that area of specialty... *Read Journals etc = The more you work on yourself, the more results you get ...

Did you know that having a mentor can significantly boost your career progression? The invaluable wisdom and support they offer can make all the difference. Share the impact of your mentor at https://bit.ly/42flbD6!

Make the transition from college to career easier! These four seminars will give you all the skills for landing your dream job. Register at wce.macomb.edu, select “Student Success Seminars” and click “Career”

Back in February, we asked our alum to share a skill they’re proud of building through their journey at HES—one that has shaped their career and life. Check out our favorite responses below, and share your own story in the comments!

Thrilled to Share My Experience! I recently had the incredible opportunity to attend an enlightening session on career readiness, organized by the FCES Students' Council and led by the esteemed instructor Mr. Joseph Hanany 🧭. Career readiness isn't just about starting on the right foot; it's an investment in oneself to achieve professional success. This session has truly illuminated my path, motivating me to approach my career with renewed clarity and purpose. Looking forward to exploring more sessions and unlocking my full potential this summer! #FCESStudentsCouncil #CareerReadiness #ProfessionalDevelopment #SuccessJourney #LearningAndGrowth

There is immense amount of talent left on the table when internationally trained professionals cannot practice in their industry. Thanks to the partnership with Spring Institute for Intercultural Learning and Colorado Workforce Development Council, we are drawing out that talent to benefit our economy, society, and most importantly, individual lives. Working directly with Reza, I continue to learn a few things: 1) Everyone's journey is unique. Take time to listen and seek to understand the unique barriers, strengths, and personalities of individuals. 2) Connections are vital. Arriving in the US, people have limited networks. I witness unmatched benefit when my participants get a warm hand-off to other local non-profits, government agencies, education institutions, and simply good-hearted community members. We need each other! 3) Good policies and programs can provide the avenue and resources that might otherwise not exist for specific populations, such as internationally trained professionals who are ready to fill workforce gaps and contribute to our communities. We need more! Most importantly, well done to Reza! Even though there is a still a long way to go, your dedication and passion is inspiring!

Ready to boost your career? 🔴10 Week Long Live Course 🔴⁠Interactive Sessions with Mentor, Md Jamal Uddin 🔴⁠Learn soft skills and gain experience through resources, assignments, and courses Are you ready? Keeron is here with the Career Readiness Program! Enroll now from the comment section immediately to get Early Bird Discount.