Sentences with phrase «new credential»

And when you're done, you'll have not only a valuable new credential — you'll have a whole new outlook on what it means to be a professional chef.

Neither the fancy new credential nor the well - rehearsed scriptnecessarily prepare you for the blind date quality of that first meeting with this year's new students.

She is in a position to know, but the next round of enrollment numbers probably won't be public until October, and new credentialing numbers may not be available until April or so.)

Duties include assisting with the intake & uploading of new credentialing documentation, performing data entry, monitoring expirable certifications, and maintaining correspondence files.

Rivera also noted that extracurricular activities could be a more valuable assessment tool for potential new hires, saying, «Participation in formalized extracurricular activities has become a new credential of moral character that has monetary conversion value.»

The Certified Midwife (CM) is a new credential from the ACNM that does not require a nursing degree but is otherwise similar to the CNM credential.

Take the time to note whenever your passive candidates achieve something in their career such as publishing a new blog article or earning a new credential.

The only new information about individuals that will result from this new credentialing process consists of the following items on the PIV card — a password / PIN, a CHUID, two fingerprint biometric (in miniature), and four digital certificates or keys on PIV card (PIV authentication key, digital signature key, key management key, and card authentication key).

The new credential provides Floridians the most secure over-the-counter credential on the market today.

As a licensed clinical counselor, Cynthia is very proud to have earned the new credential CCC — Certified Career Counselor.

When encountered with a hard - hit economy and job search, I encourage job seekers to consider future needs, research and listen to other professional opinions and then ACT: if you may benefit by earning a new credential to better market yourself — go get it!

In an effort to boost professionalism, a new credentialing program for assisted living executive directors has been launched by the industry.

The Journal concludes with an Executive Roundtable discussion, in which industry executives offer their thoughts relative to the Certified Director of Assisted Living designation, a new credentialing program for assisted living Executive Directors.