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At least 2 – 4 years’ prior experience in providing career coaching/case management /job development services within workforce development, social service, or non-profit organizations.
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Iowa Workforce Development is seeking applicants for the position of Career Planner. As of July 1, 2023, Iowa Vocational Rehabilitation Services has become part of Iowa Workforce Development.
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Iowa Workforce Development (IWD) is seeking applicants for the position of Disability Career Planner at our IowaWORKS Office in Fort Dodge, IA. Iowa Workforce Development (IWD) is a state agency committed to providing employment services for individual job seekers and to connecting employers to available workers through our IowaWORKSpartnership.
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Bachelor's degree in Counseling, Psychology, or closely related field; with three (3) years experience and/or training that includes vocational counseling, vocational testing/assessment, vocational referrals, employment services, or career development/transition; or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.
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Certification as a Resume Writer, Global Career Development Facilitator (GCDF), Certified Business Solutions Professional (BSP), or able to obtain certification within the first year of employment.
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Collaborate with school counselors, advisors, teachers, and administrators to implement the JAG curriculum and activities consisting of support for academic success, career exploration, goal setting, leadership development, and individual development plan.
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As the Office of Career Development seeks to grow, engage, and cultivate a career-everywhere culture, the Career Education Coordinator will collaborate with campus partners to ensure scalable best practices of career education and act as a career coach for SDSU students and alumni.
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Combined we have over 20,000 multidisciplinary professionals worldwide collaborating daily to protect and conserve natural landscapes, create firm foundations for communities to stand on, and champion sustainable development to combat climate change.
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Although this role may have its challenges, it can be very rewarding as positive relationships are developed with students and one sees the successful futures students go on to lead after they leave JAG-K. Qualifications for a Full-Time Career Specialist Do you have two years of experience working with youth or a bachelor's degree.
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The Career Specialist will participate as a member of a team of educational, employment-readiness and job placement specialists to deliver its Economic Empowerment Program’s career development curriculum and to facilitate placement into living wage jobs and jobs of the future.
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Early Career Environmental Engineer. Familiarity with discipline-specific design software (i.e., MicroStation, AutoCAD, Civil 3D, ArcGIS, InRoads, Geopak, GeoSlope, ANSYS, STADD, HEC-RAS, HEC-HMS.
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Bachelor’s degree in career development, counseling, psychology, biology, public health, environmental science, or related field required; Master’s degree strongly preferred. Minimum of two years’ experience in career services, counseling, student success, higher education, or a related industry.
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Works alongside the Chancellor and Resource Development staff to identify and attract public and private funding opportunities to support the current and ongoing financial needs of the Career Link group.
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Position SummaryUnder the general direction of the Manager for Workflow and Imaging, the OnBase Developer provides application and workflow business needs analysis, technical solution design, build and development, application system administration and security, and support of SDSU’s Hyland OnBase electronic digital imaging and content management system.
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Demonstrated skill in the development of survey instruments and interview guides, including programming the instrument in Qualtrics, related to renewable energy technologies, with a particular emphasis and knowledge of developer practices related to renewable energy deployment.
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