| 50 Things You Can Do to Get into the College of Your Choice Turner, O'Neal |
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| Cover Letters That Will Get You the Job You Want Wynett, Stanley Ingram Wynett, who runs Stan Wynett Resumes, shows job-seekers how to introduce themselves and their resumes with 100 tested cover letters that have really worked. He offers an in-depth discussion of the battle to get noticed, points out the common mistakes that most cover letter-writers make, and provides lessons from advertising and specific writing devices that will get results. |
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| Educational and Career Opportunities in Alternative Medicine : All You Need to Find Your Calling in the Healing Professions Jones, Rosemary Amazon.com Our attitudes toward health and healing are changing rapidly, and the medical community is following right along. Acupuncture, chiropractic, massage therapy, naturopathy, and many other alternatives to mainstream Western medicine are growing, and these disciplines are training larger and larger numbers of practitioners to meet the demand. Natural-medicine writer Rosemary Jones has gathered useful information for anyone interested in pursuing or extending a career in alternative medicine into Educational & Career Opportunities in Alternative Medicine. More than just a list of hundreds of programs, it details certification and education requirements, extended training opportunities for current health-care practitioners, and dozens of different health-related careers. Organized by subject, the sections outline the basics of the relevant professional degrees or continuing-education programs and list the ones that are accredited, including as much detail as possible on location, cost, and coursework. Using its chapter on distance learning and its location index, you don't have to stray far from home to jump into your studies. Especially useful is the inclusion of Web site and e-mail information--there's no need for traditional medicine to rely on traditional forms of communication! Educational & Career Opportunities in Alternative Medicine is a boon to anyone--whether college student, unhappy stockbroker, or grandparent--considering a healing path. --Rob Lightner Review Discover Your Exciting Future in Alternative Medicine Book Description "At last! A book that does a fine job of cataloging the diverse set of educational and career opportunities in the field of alternative medicine." - Ron Hobbs, N.D., Associate Director of Admissions, Bastyr University Looking for a meaningful career, one that will give you purpose as well as income? Consider a career in the fast-growing field of alternative medicine. When it comes to chronic problems, many people have become disillusioned with conventional care. Instead, they have embraced alternative methods. As a result, there are simply not enough qualified people to handle the demand for alternative therapies. But which alternative therapy career would be the best for you? Let this book be your guide. Here you will find complete explanations of your career choices, together with vital details about educational and certifications options. Discover: Over 250 university programs, 160 of which are explained in depth Extensive descriptions of over 40 alternative medicine careers Degree, certification, and licensing requirements Information by state or province Important Web site links and other useful resources And much, much more! With this book, a new and exciting world of opportunities awaits you. More important, you will be in a position to discover work that will reward your heart as it rewards you. Includes information on: Acupuncture Chiropractic Licensed Massage Therapy Licensed Midwifery Naturopathy Osteopathy Acupressure Reflexology Shiatsu Watsu Ayurveda Yoga Biofeedback Guided Imagery Hypnotherapy Myofascial Release Bonnie Prudden Technique Rolfing Hellerwork Energy Work Homeopathy Polarity Therapy Reiki Zero Balancing Herbalism Aromatherapy Holistic MedicineNursing Anthroposophical Medicine Integrative Medicine Environmental Medicine Bach Flower Remedies Flower Essences Alexander Technique Aston-Patterning Feldenkrais Method Tragerwork Nutrition Orthomolecular Medicine Macrobiotics Veterinary Techniques and more |
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| Exploring Your Future Edward Cornish |
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| The Harvard Lampoon Big Book of College Life Stephen Crist |
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| Learning to Learn: Maximizing Your Performance Potential Hunt, D. Trinidad |
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| Mentoring: The Most Obvious Yet Overlooked Key to Achieving More in Life than You Ever Dreamed Possible Wickman, Floyd Table of Contents Mentoring---A Close Look Mentoring---Past and Present Mentor and Telemachus The Richest Man in Babylon Four Reasons (Among Many!) Mentoring Works Experience Is the Best Teacher The Amazing Benefits of Synergy Perpetuating Positive Action Part of the Natural Transition of Life An Illustration of a Mentor/Protege Relationship in the Present Highlights How Mentoring Creates Success Mentoring by Design Mentoring in Everyday Life Mentoring in Business Mentoring Power in Schools Mentoring---It makes a Difference at All Ages Great Mentors to Great People Influencing a Brilliant Judge Instilling a Famous Doctor's Urge to Excel A Distinguished Fashion Career Nurturing Youth in the Competitive World of Modeling The Importance of Early Mentoring From Rags to Riches Becoming a Top Sales Trainer Mentors in Disguise Modern-Day Mentoring Highlights The Many Types of Mentoring Primary Mentor Secondary Mentors Structured versus Informal Active versus Passive Mentors Long-Term versus Short-Term Mentors Group Mentoring Momentary Mentors Possible Areas for Mentoring Career and Professional Mentors for Family Matters Spiritual Health and Fitness Educational Social Graces Philanthropic Ethical Financial Emotional Mentoring Enhances Other Types of Training Changing to Meet the Challenge Former Proteges Are the Most Enthusiastic Mentors Highlights The Benefits of Having a Mentor, and How to Select One What Can I Expect from a Mentoring Relationship? Opening Doors Providing Coaching and Advice on Setting Goals Saving You Time Saving You Money Reducing Frustration Increasing Your Success and Productivity Improving Your Career Satisfaction Enhancing Your Overall Sense of Well Being Increasing Your Levels of Commitment and Loyalty Qualifications of a Good Protege Respecting Your Mentor's Time Take Action on the Information Provided by Your Mentor Show Respect for Your Mentor's Efforts Pass on the Gift of Mentoring Selecting Your Mentor Where Do You Find a Mentor The 21 Steps to Choosing Your Mentor Brainstorm Your Desires Set a Specific Goal Identify the Achievers Select Top Candidates Research Their Backgrounds Set Goals for Meetings Write or Call to Set Appointment Prepare 10 Questions Ask to Hear Their Life Story State Goals and Ask Questions Ask for Suggestions Trial Close Send Thank-You, Note, Gift Evaluate Information, Take Action Call Mentor with Results Setting the Second Appointment Propose the Mentoring Relationship Reflections on the Mentor/Protege Experience Highlights On Becoming a Mentor Becoming a Mentor---What's in It for Me? The Six Benefits of Mentoring Mentoring Carries on Your Legacy Mentoring Keeps You Sharp You Set an Example for Others Your Value to Others Increases Your Personal Creativity Is Enhanced You Get by Giving Qualifications for Becoming a Mentor Give Time Unselfishly Possess Valuable Experience Willingly Share Knowledge Make a Commitment How to Find, Select, and Begin Working with a Protege Personality Traits of a Successful Protege Reflections on Mentoring Highlights The 16 Laws of Mentoring The Law of Positive Environment The Law of Developing Character The Law of Independence The Law of Limited Responsibility The Law of Shared Mistakes The Law of Planned Objectives The Law of Inspection The Law of Tough Love The Law of Small Successes The Law of Direction The Laws of Risk The Law of Mutual Protection The Law of Communication The Law of Extended Commitment The Law of Life Transition The Law of Fun Highlights Summary of The 16 Laws of Mentoring Questions and Comments about Mentoring The Eight Most Commonly Asked Questions about Mentoring What Should I Do if I Can't Find a Mentor? What If the Mentor or Protege Doesn't Follow Through? What If My Company Assigns Me a Mentor Who Doesn't Really Help Me? What Is Required of a Ment |
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| Multiple Choices Tucker, Ruth A. Includes bibliographical references (p. 205-208). |
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| The Resume guide for women of the 90's Marino, Kim |
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| The School to Work Revolution Olson, Lynn Amazon.com Active partnerships between businesses and public schools, contends Education Week senior editor Lynn Olson, can dramatically reshape both the education system and the commercial world by helping today's students get ready for the careers they will hold in the future. In The School-to-Work Revolution: How Employers and Educators Are Joining Forces to Prepare Tomorrow's Skilled Workforce, Olson explores a number of such programs already in place and examines the steps necessary to implement new ones that will successfully address the needs and demands of all parties. Ingram country. In this first full account of how the "school-to-work" movement is revolutionizing American education, Lynn Olson shows how and where these programs have worked, the promise they hold, and the obstacles they face. |
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| Study Smarts: How to Learn More in Less Time Kesselman-Turkel, Judi |
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| Sunshine Jobs: Career Opportunities, Working Outdoors Stienstra, Tom Amazon.com Stewing in your windowless cubicle dreaming of fresh air in your lungs and rich dirt under your fingernails? Tom Stienstra's guide to outdoor work is a great help and a fine reality check, with practical profiles of 50 outdoor jobs. You could become a bicycle tour leader or a bush pilot, a game warden or hydrologist, photographer or tugboat operator, but if you want to advance your dream to reality status, it helps to read up on the facts. Take bush pilot, for example. It's so appealing as an antidote to your drab, routine life. Flying into wild country, big adventures, big respect, and big pay--what's not to like? But you'll need a commercial pilot's license costing $15,000-$20,000, a lot of flying time, and the sort of temperament that stays cool when the engine conks out and the greenhorn in back tosses his cookies all over you. Less enthused? Read on. There are 49 more jobs to choose from, and Stienstra is as entertaining to read as he is well-informed and thorough. --Stephanie Gold Midwest Book Review Fifty different outdoor opportunities for gainful employment are explored in Sunshine Jobs. Each job is fully described in terms of how much it pays, training and education requirements, the pros and cons of the job, and strategies for getting that particular job. Sunshine Jobs also features first-person interviews with one hundred people who work at these jobs. These job-holders speak frankly and spontaneously about what is really involved on a day-by-day basis. Whether you are looking for... read more |
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| Using Your Head The Many Ways of Being Smart Sara Gilbert |
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| Who We Could Be at Work Lulic, Margaret A. Book Description * Examines individual and organizational change to create a more fulfilling work environment * Shares with the reader first-hand accounts of growth and progress. * Explores a multitude of factors involved with growth, including diversity, vision, environmentalism, values, ethics and parenting. --This text refers to the Textbook Binding edition. From the Publisher This empowering business book addresses personal and organizational transformation. It provides practical insights and real models of change. Margaret Lulic creates a vision for change by showing how every individual, company and action are inter-connected. --This text refers to the Textbook Binding edition. |