Career Professionalism
If you dream about making others feel beautiful and expressing your creativity for a living, earning your cosmetology degree and certifications will position you for success. Attending school does not have to cost you four years and hundreds of thousands of dollars. And with a certification in the beauty industry, you will be well positioned…
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“If you love what you do, you’ll never work a day in your life.” We’ve all heard the expression. But how do you find a job you love so much that it truly never feels like work? We don’t have the answer to that. But after sitting down with 7 Chattanooga College Medical Assistant students…
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Many students naturally focus on achieving academic goals at college, but they should also focus on building their career professionalism. There are positive qualities that students should emulate and negative habits that students should avoid. College students who do this will increase their chances of career and personal success in the real world. Internal Attributes…
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Networking serves a wide range of purpose, not only for the active job seeker, but throughout your career. Early on, networking can build connections, introduce new opportunities and let others know that you are pursuing a position in your field. Later, networking is an essential part of growing your practice, establishing your brand and reputation,…
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Take advantage of all your college years offer. Not only are you learning the technical skills necessary to become a qualified practice nurse, but you have the time to build professionalism for your career. So much depends on how well you present yourself to future employers, colleagues and patients. You need to practice soft skills, expand…
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