• Job Search Educational Database

    Empower your patrons to land a perfect job. A database that provides education, tools, and resources for the job search. Topics covered include resumes, LinkedIn, networking, interviewing, and more. An ideal resource to help your patrons get a new job.
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A cost effective solution for libraries to extend reach and capacity to serve by empowering patrons to land new internships and jobs

 

Help library patrons of all ages and backgrounds, from ages 15 to 70, gain meaningful employment. This database teaches your patrons how to create resumes, cover letters, and LinkedIn profiles. Your patrons will also learn valuable networking and interviewing skills so they can land a great job.

Increase library utilization, value, and relevance in the digital age while enabling often stretched library staff to serve more patrons. This database provides interactive video, podcast, and text-based content along with valuable tools and resources to help most any patron get a new job.

Engage library patrons with career planning, résumé building, interviewing skills, and much more!

 

Lansing IL Library“Lansing Library just signed on with Todd Bermont to use The Careers College. Todd came and spoke at the library to introduce The Careers College to library users. We had about 15 people come, many of them familiar faces who have been job hunting for a long time. By the time they left, you could feel the positive energy they got from listening to Todd. He had such great, practical ideas. I'm sure people are going to get job leads from using his ideas. What a great speaker! He has been easy to work with and accessible as we set up The Careers College. If you have people in your community looking for jobs, you need to get The Careers College and Todd Bermont.” — Patricia Higgins, Lansing Public Library

 

 

 We’ll customize our database to your library.


  Our system supports IP recognition to make user access from your library a snap.


 The program is user-friendly for your patrons, be it in the library, in front of the home computer, or on the go with a smart phone.

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