Sentences with phrase «conference as a career coach»

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Naffziger, Richardson - Stovall, Williams, McGee, Beyond Mentoring — Academic Career Coaching as a Supplement to the Traditional Training of Biomedical PhD Students, 5th Annual Conference on Understanding Interventions that Broaden Participation in Research Careers, May 2012

Writing can lead to a new career both as an author and as someone who leads workshops, does coaching, or is invited to speak at conferences and various other places.

Since being founded, for - profit organizations have taken to the mentality of The NRWA, by boosting the credentials of resume writers through professional development seminars, alternative certifications in career coaching and writing, as well as annual conferences.

Grant Cooper, founder of Strategic Resumes & Career Coaching, has appeared as a career expert on CBS, ABC & FOX, has published more than 300 media and journal articles, teaches seminars at major industry conferences, and serves as a judge for national resume writing competitions.

Attend networking events, career fairs, and statewide conferences as a college representative to promote Adult Career Coach services and to provide information about programs, credentials, and available degrees and certificates

As such, over the years, I have invested in seven to eight + annual conferences, three certifications, two business coaches and three website masters, which has led to my confidence in having honed a career writing and business entrepreneurship specialty.

In the careers industry, a resume writer and career coach who attends conferences, summits, and other professional development seminars is committed to not just his or her career success, but yours as well.

As Career Directors International (CDI), a membership - based business that helps resume writers and career coaches build six - figure - plus businesses, planned their annual conference, they sought new ways to make it even more engaging and more value - added for attendees.