Career Resources

Think of an externship as an internship for people who are no longer students. Even though it will likely be unpaid (or you may negotiate a small stipend) this is a chance to gain current experience, which ultimately can be leveraged for a new paid position.

Women For Hire partners with hundreds of professional associations and organizations on both a national and local level. They are great resources for professionals and jobseekers looking to advance their careers through educational workshops, networking events, mentoring programs, volunteer and employment opportunities, career services and support, and much more.

Even though job searching gets harder with age—somehow you’d think it would get easier with practice, but it typically doesn’t—there are jobs available for every generation.

Just joining the workforce? Trying to decide what is the best post-graduation path for you? The links on this page can give you the tools and guidance to face the, gulp, real world.

To make ends meet in a challenging economy, more and more Americans are working two jobs or taking on part-time work as full-time positions become harder to land. Get the facts about taking on a second job.

Training programs for classroom and online learning.