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Get Help With Your Job Search

We offer several different workshops to help you with your job search, plus one-on-one counseling. Don’t miss out on jump starting your search for new career opportunities.

One-on-one counseling is $20 a session. For a one-on-one appointment, contact Ginger Rosenberg ginger@c4women.org or call her (843) 763 – 7333 ext 205. We recommend that you first attend a job search workshop, if possible, before setting up an individual session for additional guidance.

2013 Workshops

January 12 - Job Search Workshop

Januray 23 - Drop In

February 9 - Using LinkedIn to Network and Find a Job

May 11 - Job Search Workshop

June 19 - Drop In

Details

Days | Times
Seminars are once a month
Alternate between weekdays, weeknights and weekends

Location
Center for Women, 129 Cannon Street, downtown Charleston.
Directions | Map
Occasionally programs will be held at other specified locations

Registration Required $20

 

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Resources

Check out these informative articles that our Job Coaches have written. The articles were published weekly in the Post & Courier’s Moxie Section.

Dealing with layoffs: Keep moving, change
lanes later
Tests could help find right career
Business networking calls for give and take
Gender stereotypes: All minds needed at the table
Boost work skills to avoid pink slip
Increase your stock value at work
Embrace power, build alliances to get results
The 7 C's a guide to leadership
Managing up builds trust
Take steps to develop a team
Finding your path to purpose
Home business pros, cons
Generational differences pose challenges
Manage yourself, conflict
Take the time to make real connections at work
Insightful companies need intrapreneurs
Human resources and small businessesWomen need to know how to ask for a raiseMompreneur label can be confusing
The things you can't control
Let your voice be heard: Confidence key for today's workplace
Handling emotional employees
The need for networking
Reaching across generations: Young workers bring different views
Expand sphere of influence: Use knowledge, persuasion to lead
The search for superstars
Building customer loyalty
Establish SMART goals
Build your credibility, trust
Getting help with the hunt
Perform a career check up
Thank you goes a long way
Making climb to the top
Make most of productive time
Lead from the inside out
Perfection unrealistic goal
Copreneurs have key issues
6 ideas to increase skill set
Do you feel like an imposter in your field?

Put workers in right posts
Don't slow down job search
Computer field wide open
Control or collaborate?
Good leader fosters growth
Stake your claim: Get physical
Keep attitude of gratitude
Be ready for IT career boom
New year, new approach
Connections can help career
Mentor should be advocate
2011: New Year's 'revolutions'
Identify and pursue passion
Rediscover what you love
Provide policies in writing
Corruption and complicity
Is your resume stuck in '90s
Rededicate to resolutions
Management must have iron fist in velvet glove
New choices for women
Getting over fear of success
When the obvious is wrong
Women valuable on boards
Try to stress less for success
7 strategies for promotion
Become employer of choice
Building virtual work team
Perception is your reality
Build career brand online
What are job expectations?
Creative thinking styles
Getting what you're worth
Mapping your career stage
Advice on contract workers
Build your resilience skills
Recession and the future
Work life can be a dream
Women supporting women
Get the most out of candidate interview
Improve your position in negotiations
Take time to get to know yourself better
Techniques for building your confidence
Find right benefits package for budget
When nice gets in the way of advancing career

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

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