College-bound

A college degree is one of the best ways to boost your income. You can study full-time at a traditional four-year college or you can study first at a community college. Many 4-year colleges have admissions requirements you need to meet to get in; many community colleges accept almost everyone with a high school degree or GED. You can study part-time, in-person or online. Either way, getting a four-year, bachelor’s degree or a two-year, associate’s degree can really improve your chances of getting a good-paying and rewarding job that helps the environment.

Civil Service

Civil Service

Local, state and federal government jobs covered by civil service laws are called “civil service jobs.” Almost all government jobs in the New York area are covered by these laws.

Building New Job Skills

Building New Job Skills

Learning new job skills can help people move up from entry-level positions. Luckily, New York City is home to many programs that can help you do just that. Most of these training programs focus on energy efficiency, renewable energy, building operations and real estate management. Some, though, focus on things like how to start a green business,an environmentally-friendly event planning, or green hotel and restaurant operations. There are also a handful of programs that teach people farming skills to the city’s budding farmers.

 

Types of Resumes

 
Chronological Resumes
A Chronological Resume lists work experience starting with the writer’s most recent position, 
and working back to the beginning of their work experience. It’s good for demonstrating work 
experience and a career trajectory, especially if the job seeker is looking for a position in the 
same field. 
 

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