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Voices of Student Success, a series focused on student retention, engagement and graduation in higher education, takes over this week's episode of The Key, Inside Higher Ed's news and analysis podcast. In this episode, host Ashley Mowreader speaks with Shawn VanDerziel from the National Association for Colleges and Employers about the state of career curricula in U.S. higher education, as

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https://hbsp.harvard.edu/inspiring-minds/the-career-advice-your-gen-z-students-want-you-to-share
The world of work is changing by the day, so it can feel harder than ever to provide sound career guidance to your students. You likely don't have all the answers to the types of questions they're asking, and my advice is to be transparent about that. Gen Z's bullshit radar is through the roof, so don't try to fake it.

https://careercentral.pitt.edu/blog/2023/06/27/how-to-engage-students-in-conversations-about-careers/
There are many ways to encourage students in career planning - the key is starting the conversation and keeping it going. Back to school is a great opportunity to engage with students and have these conversations. Here are a few ideas to help you: Ask lots of questions that inspire students to take ownership of their learning and goals. Let

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With the right combination of course and career, studying while you work is easier than you might think. In fact, many students graduate from university with flying colours while holding down a

https://www.sydney.edu.au/study/student-life/student-news/2017/09/20/10-surprising-things-you-can-study-alongside-your-degree.html
For a taste, here are 10 interesting topics and vital skills you can learn through the OLE: 1. Social media expertise. Regardless of your discipline, employers often assume that anyone under 25 is an expert in all things social media. Live up to the hype and hone your skills in the 'Writing for the digital world' OLE.

https://www.truity.com/blog/10-smart-career-planning-tips-students
10 Smart Career Planning Tips for Students. Clinically Reviewed by: Steven Melendy, PsyD. Career planning is essential for students who want to control their own destiny. This applies if you are currently in college, or getting ready to enter college or a vocational school, or even if you're a high school senior and ready to start thinking ahead.

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Step 1: Choose the right job. First things first, you need to choose a job that can provide you the opportunity to combine work and study. Think about what your course of study is going to require of you, and try to find a job that can accommodate that. Remember that while there may not be many options for a student as you're looking for a

https://www.edweek.org/teaching-learning/opinion-ways-to-make-lessons-relevant-to-students-lives/2020/05
One of the ways we can help students find relevance in lesson plans is to tear down classroom walls and virtually connect with classrooms and experts outside of the school building. Here are some

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Find your best time to work. Studying alongside a career and other commitments mean you're always struggling to find the time to fit in the study. Find out when you work best and try to arrange your schedule around this. For instance, if you work better in the morning, try getting up earlier rather than staying up late into the night.

https://hbsp.harvard.edu/inspiring-minds/what-to-do-when-students-ask-you-for-career-advice
My advice is to simply guide your students to the webpage that corresponds to your discipline. Have them follow the step-by-step process specific to the careers they find and report on what they learn from each section. This will help them explore career opportunities in your discipline more fully and allow for more meaningful career-related

https://careers.augsburg.edu/blog/2024/03/11/what-to-do-when-students-ask-you-for-career-advice/
This will help them explore career opportunities in your discipline more fully and allow for more meaningful career-related dialogue in your classroom. (If your discipline is not listed on the page, please email me at rjagodka@mtsac.edu and I will create a page specific to your major.) Connecting with Students Through Meaningful Career Discussions

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Connecting students to real-world experiences is a driving force behind career pathway programs that operate in California high schools. The programs, often referred to as linked learning, combine academics with work experience, and help keep students engaged in their studies. And with pressure on colleges and universities to reduce the time it

https://hbsp.harvard.edu/inspiring-minds/5-ways-to-guide-your-students-toward-career-success
Here are five actions you can take—from the very start of a new term—to increase equity among your students so they all can succeed. 1. Create resume-building opportunities. Just because your focus in the classroom is on academics doesn't mean you can't also help students build their resumes.

https://time.com/charter/6188872/the-best-career-advice-for-new-graduates/
The Best Career Advice for New Graduates: Prepare for Opportunity. Credit: Rob Kim/Getty Images. By S. Mitra Kalita. June 21, 2022 7:30 AM EDT. My daughter graduates from high school this week. As

https://www.insidehighered.com/advice/2021/12/13/value-experiential-learning-trying-out-possible-careers-opinion
Audra Van Wart and her colleagues have noted, "Experiential learning approaches can incorporate a vast spectrum of activities that provide hands-on experience and learning, both inside and outside a classroom setting … that are immersive or include an element of practicing or exercising a skill or set of skills.".

https://www.collegeparentcentral.com/2021/02/informational-interviews-your-students-tool-for-career-exploration/
An informational interview is an opportunity for your student to learn about the real-life experience of someone who works in a job or field that interests them, or to learn about a field of study that they are considering. Your student might think of an informational interview as another research tool in their career exploration.

https://www.polygence.org/blog/career-planning-websites-high-school-students
8. LinkedIn. LinkedIn is a household name when it comes to career websites. It is a professional networking platform that offers high school students a chance to create a professional online presence, get contact information for professionals in their desired fields, and gain insights into various careers.

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2. Message content: Career fair introduction. Hi [student's name], My name is [your name], [your title] with [employer]. Our company is a [brief description]. We'll be at the [career fair name] and would love to meet with you! [Employer] is focused on creating a great place for new college graduates to thrive.

https://chloeburroughs.com/7-ways-to-study-effectively-with-a-full-time-job/
5. Study with intention. Traditional students who don't work can afford to be inefficient with their study time. If you want to study effectively with a full-time job than you need to make the most of your limited time. This means making sure every study session is productive and that you focus on your priority tasks first.

https://www.rug.nl/education/student-blog/how-to-work-alongside-your-studies-31-08-2020?lang=en
It's important to be honest with yourself and if you need to work less during these periods make sure you talk with your manager to see if you can work out an alternative work schedule during the more stressful periods of your degree. 3. Make time for yourself and sleep.

https://www.togetherplatform.com/blog/meaningful-answers-to-what-are-your-career-aspirations-in-an-interview
Want to grow in your career and achieve your career aspirations? Learn from those who have walked the path before you. Find mentors that will teach you how to navigate the ups and downs of your career and make the right moves to achieve your goals. Dive deeper into the topic in our mentees guide ‍

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eers and educational options. Career and educational decision-making is stressful. Be aware of your student's emotional needs. and encourage them to practice good self-care related to diet, exercise and sleep. Encoura. e them to talk to a counselor or another trusted adult when they feel overwhelmed.Interests, values, skills and initial p.