• assess their current career status and planning needs;
• assess their interests, values, skills, and personality;
• explore careers that match their assessments;
• explore careers that match their education;
• map out realistic goals and plans and identify training and development needs.
• Use NYIT as your keycode when you register.

Click here if you would like to print a FOCUS workbook which will help you review and consolidate your career planning ideas.

If you are looking for a job

• Search the NYIT Online Job Bank. Though many of the job postings are entry level, we do receive requests for experienced workers. There were approximately 3,200 jobs posted from 6/1/06 to 5/31/07.

• Attend NYIT Career Expos

• Visit Other Job Sites section on our website

• Use Career Search, an Internet based database to research over 3.5 million U.S. and international employers. It includes for-profit, non-profit, education and government employers and professional associations (this is not a job posting service). Career Search:
  
  • provides access to information about public, private, non-profit and education employers, and professional associations; gathered from many data sources, including Thompson Financial, CorpTech, Gale Research and Reed Elsevier;
  • provides information on employers, including company descriptions, addresses, names, titles, and many e-mail addresses;
  • can be searched by industry, geographic region, city, company size, keywords and competitors;
  • it is especially helpful in finding small to medium sized employers, who are often difficult to locate but represent the greatest job growth in our economy; more than half of U.S. employers have fewer than five employees.
  • You can save your results and mail merge a job inquiry letter to the employers.
    
    Create your own account (New Users). Your Client Referral is nyit1955.
    
    Click here to enter Careersearch
    
    Tips For Using CareerSearch

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