There is a lot of useful information within this website for people seeking a career in the allied health sciences, education, athletic training and coaching fields. Preparing for a career really requires sound investigation early within ones academic program. Your experiences during internships, volunteering and academic coursework may not always define your exact profession but will help you narrow the choices.
Regardless your choice, there are employment opportunities if you seek them with enthusiastic understanding. Use the Career Services located on the Bridgewater College Campus prior to your senior year. Taking a proactive role in employment, will enhance your opportunity in finding the right job for you. The following list provides hints for sound personal marketability:
- Learn to speak an additional language e.g. healthcare workers and teachers who speak Spanish are at a premium.
- Investigate professional organizations and become student members early in your academic programs.
- Develop a crisp, concise and professional resume. Look for opportunities to add information to this document.
- When meeting with professionals, always dress and act professionally. A first impression is difficult to forget.
- Get connected to people and organizations that may foster a career possibility.
Keeping yourself informed on current issues and trends and actively seeking a professional place for yourself will determine your fate at graduation. Know what you want--you can only do that by preparing on the front end with the end in mind!
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