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Jobs in EDUCATION for Graduating SENIORS and ALUMNI

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Are you looking for jobs in EDUCATION?

As we approach a new academic year and our 19th year of service,
we wanted to update you regarding our upcoming 2013-2014 programs, services and events.

Nemnet, founded in 1994, is a national resource organization that serves over 350 public and private schools [k-12 and Higher Ed] in the identification and recruitment of teachers, administrators and coaches of color.

Our FREE Services include:
• Access to over 1000 Job Postings in EDUCATION on http://www.nemnet.com
• Resume Posting
• Job Alerts via email
• Regional Diversity Career Fairs [MA, NJ, PA, DC, and GA ]
• Mobile App for iPhone
• Career Counseling, Advice. . . and more!

For more information, please visit us online [ http://www.nemnet.com ] or simply contact our offices [ 888.919.1112 ].

Sincerely,

Team NEMNET | . . . casting a broader net!
888.919.1112 Phone/Fax
E-Mail: jobs@nemnet.com
Website | http://www.nemnet.com

This Week in I-Link

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Dozens of new positions are added to I-Link each week. Here is a sampling of recent opportunities available to University of Illinois students in a variety of fields. To view the full job posting on I-Link, log in and search for the job ID.

 

  • Education: Reading Specialist at D.C. Public Schools; Job ID 75232
  • Education: Summer Positions at Envision; Job ID 75187
  • Education: Early Childhood Education Instructor at Illinois Eastern Community Colleges; Job ID 75372
  • Education: History/Political Science Instructor at Illinois Eastern Community Colleges; Job ID 75357

 

School Psychologist Graduate Program Opportunity

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Want to become a School Psychologist?

National Louis University is looking for potential applicants to our National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) accredited graduate program.  Unfortunately, too many undergraduates know very little about careers in School Psychology, a field that supports the use of evidence-based practices to create safe and civil school environments and promotes positive academic and mental health development. With an Educational Specialist (Ed.S.) degree, a 66-semester hour post master’s degree, all of our graduates for the past 5 years have found meaningful employment in schools, despite the weak economy. Our program is located conveniently in Skokie, Illinois. It includes a school-based practicum component every term with an increasing time commitment, and is one of three nationally certified school psychology programs in the greater Chicago area.

For more in depth information about our program, please visit our website: HTTP://NLUSCHOOLPSYCHOLOGY.INFO/

 

 

All-Campus Career Fair

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All Campus Career Fair Slide

Preparation Checklist

 1. Have your resume reviewed at The Career Center

  • View the resume review schedule at careercenter.illinois.edu

 2. Attend a workshop at The Career Center

  • Suggested workshops include: Career Fairs, Selling Your LAS Degree,

and Winning Resumes & Cover Letters

 3. Review career videos online

  • Search for “Career Fair Success” and “The Elevator Pitch” at careercenter.illinois.edu

 4. Use I-Link to view the list of employers attending the fair

  • Login to I-Link on The Career Center website to identify your target companies

 5.  Present your best self

  • Dress like a professional, collect business cards from everyone you speak to, and write a thank you letter or email to recruiters you connect with

Teacher Recruitment Fair at the Noble Network (Chicago, IL)

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Noble Teacher Recruitment Fair 2013

About Noble

Founded in 1999, the Noble Network of Charter Schools has been recognized nationally for its success serving low-income Chicago students. Noble ranks 1st among all CPS high schools for the largest expected gains on the ACT. Over the last 13 years, the Noble model has proven successful: 90% of graduates go to college, and 83% of those are the first in their family to do so. Noble campuses prepare scholars for college success using a program of rigorous academics, more time on task, strict discipline, health and fitness, and community service. Duties include teaching classes, serving as an advisor, coaching clubs or sport teams and working with fellow teachers on building curriculum and culture.

Saturday, February 23rd

Rauner College Prep

1337 West Ohio St.

Chicago, IL 60642

9:00am-1:00pm

INVITATION REQUIRED

Agenda

8:30-9:00am Registration
9:00-9:20am Welcome to Noble
9:30-10:00am Noble Culture
10:10-10:40am Noble Curriculum & Instruction
10:50-11:20am Noble Panel
11:30-1:00pm Lunch Provided & Campus Breakouts

Complete this questionnaire for an invitation or email careers@noblenetwork.org

Parking will be limited.

Peace Corps Info Sessions

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Calling all Seniors and Graduate Students!

Help a community in need, gain valuable skills, become a global citizen.
Peace Corps is seeking dedicated people to fill thousands of program assignments around the world – set up your future now! Work for Peace Corps after graduation. Gain global skills and get financial assistance from grad schools. Apply by September 30 to secure a spot in 2013.

Want help/advice/encouragement during the application process?
Attend the Peace Corps application writing workshop on Thursday September 13th at 6:30 in The Career Center for tips and advice on the application.
Attend a Peace Corps general information meeting on Tuesday September 18th at 6:00 in The Career Center to learn more about the mission and work of Peace Corps Volunteers.

Contact your on-campus recruiter, Ashlee McLaughlin, peacecorps@illinois.edu and visit us on Facebook: Peace Corps at UIUC

For more information and to start your online application, visit www.peacecorps.gov/apply

Thank you for your time, please let me know if you have any questions.
Ashlee McLaughlin
UIUC Campus Peace Corps Representative
Agroforestry Volunteer, El Salvador 2001-2003

Career Development Opportunity

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Career Connect
Saturday, Sept. 15, Illini Union Room 210, 8:30-10:30am
Come network with members of the Dads Association and other parent volunteers to learn about their career paths and how to find job and internship opportunities in the fields of Law, Business, Engineering, Education, Marketing and more! You will have the opportunity to talk one-on-one with these mentors and get valuable tips and advice regarding your own major and career interests. You’ve been asking how to ‘build your network’, so here’s your chance! Register online by Sept. 10. The event is free! Refreshments will be provided. Sponsored by the Dads Association, Illini Union Parent Programs, and The Career Center.

Career Connect event

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Career Connect
Saturday, Sept. 15, Illini Union Room 210, 8:30-10:30am
Come network with members of the Dads Association and other parent volunteers to learn about their career paths and how to find job and internship opportunities in the fields of Law, Business, Engineering, Education, Marketing and more! You will have the opportunity to talk one-on-one with these mentors and get valuable tips and advice regarding your own major and career interests. You’ve been asking how to ‘build your network’, so here’s your chance! Register online by Sept. 10. The event is free! Refreshments will be provided. Sponsored by the Dads Association, Illini Union Parent Programs, and The Career Center.