This course is a practical guide for students moving from school to their first job in Information Technology. It covers the job hunt process from beginning to end.
This course is a practical guide for students moving from school to their first job in Information Technology. It covers the job hunt process from beginning to end.
This course is a practical guide for students moving from school to their first job in Information Technology. It covers the importance of school (hint: not just grades!) and how to develop the skills that employers are looking for today.
The course walks students through the job hunting process from beginning to end:
In this course, you will learn helpful tips and tricks to help you through the process of finding an IT job. This course covers the job hunting process from beginning to end. Specifics include: the importance of school, key skills to develop, soft skills and technical experience, resume and cover letter writing, interviewing, and much more.
This course is designed for recent college graduates or current college students who are planning for their IT career.
Some common entry-level IT jobs include: business analyst, quality assurance analyst, PC technician, technical writer, web/software developer, and computer systems administrator.
Yes, this course covers resume writing tips as well as tips on writing an effective cover letter.
Hard skills are teachable and measurable abilities, such as writing, reading, math, or using computer programs. Soft skills are the traits that make you a god employee, such as etiquette, communication, listening, and organization.
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