Posts Tagged ‘ Nonprofit Career Month ’
Posted as part of Nonprofit Career Month, featuring the diversity of career opportunities in the nonprofit sector. Listen to more shows in this series. Today’s guest is Heather Calverase, Executive Director of Teach For America’s Newark, New Jersey region where she is responsible for growing sustainable base of financial, community, and district awareness and support [ READ MORE ]
To join this free presentation, please refer to the login information below. October 30th — 2:00pm Eastern/11:00am Pacific How can national service members set themselves up for success during the term? What can you do to make the most of your term of service so that your career transition is fulfilling rather than intimidating? Discerning [ READ MORE ]
Posted as part of Nonprofit Career Month, featuring the diversity of professional opportunities in the nonprofit sector. Peace Corps experience isn’t just for people who want to become international development leaders or Swahili professors or even English teachers. Peace Corps assignments vary immensely, the technical training and hands on experiences that Volunteers get are intense [ READ MORE ]
This Thursday, October 8th at noon ET, Idealist.org will partner with the Chronicle of Philanthropy for an online chat on Breaking into the Sector. An intensely competitive job market is making it harder than ever for recent graduates and established business professionals to break into careers in the nonprofit world. What can you do to [ READ MORE ]
Contributed originally to the Nonprofit Career Month blog by Magdalena Montagne the Effective Practices Project Coordinator at the Resource Center. People come to national and community service for a variety of reasons. As a young person, my desire to help children along with a love of reading led me to the America Reads program. I [ READ MORE ]
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