Find a career that’s a good fit
Before applying for new jobs, explore different career options that align with your interests and existing skills.
from the Department of Labor offers many resources to assist with this important part of the process. For example:
Regardless of which field you choose, you need to figure out how to make that bridge into a new career. Will you do an internship? Volunteer? Do part-time work?
Or maybe you stay in your current job and offer to do extra projects. For example, a sustainability student may volunteer for extra work within his or her job—say as the company’s new “green” coordinator. Make that bridge, and build your résumé.
Informational interviews are a good way to get yourself noticed. Employers like to hire people they know—personally or through their network. Making connections in your industry can help you land your new job.
Do a reality check.
Honestly look at the steps involved and make sure you have a support system in place that will make this exciting change an easier transition for you.
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