Your teen wants to make some extra money and begin building her resume, but what type of work experience is most appropriate? How does your teen go about finding and applying for a job? We've gathered articles to take your teen from job seeker to job holder in no time.
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What a Resume is—and What It's Not
SO, YOU'RE ABOUT to embark on a quest to land a new job. Perhaps you're looking to make more money, assume more...
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Finding Yourself: The Case For Taking Time Off After Graduation
Going to college today isn't like it was when your parents went (if they went) a generation ago. For one thing, getting...
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The Goods on the Gap Year
While much of the world takes a "gap year" to travel or perform national service between high school and college, the...
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Work Experience Options for High School Students
Are there Work-Related Classes, Clubs or Associations Available at My Child's School? IN addition to career and...
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Electronic Resources and Resumes
AS IF YOU didn't have enough to deal with as you embark on the whole job-search process, in recent years the way people...
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