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HRAM/Careerlink.com Career Expo

Scott Conference Center
6450 Pine Street

Wednesday, Aug. 6
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Workshops on Interviewing and Careerlink.com;
Cyber Cafe for Job Applicants;
Resume Critiquing

 

 
 

CareerLink Expands Reach to TV on COX



Build upon your current Careerlink.com job listings with the power of TV on
COX Channel 2 and
COX Channel 998-On Demand.  

View a sample video...

Contact Kim Foster at
(402) 345-5025 Ext. 107 or This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

 

 
 


AIM's Virtual Career Center PDF Print E-mail

Careerlink.com is an online employee recruitment and career-development site, created and hosted by the AIM Institute. It provides resources for job seekers, employers, educators, and students.

  • Job Seekers – View job listings from more than 2,000 employers; Apply for specific job openings or add your resume to Careerlink's online resume database free of charge.

 

  • Educators – Help your students understand and explore career opportunities.

 

  • Students – Learn about careers, about yourself, about education and training.

 

  • Internships and Jobs for Students – Explore your desired career field in greater depth as an intern. View part-time and summer job postings as well as volunteer opportunities.

 

A key component of Careerlink.com is AIM's Virtual Career Center. Job seekers and students may use the career center to discover career fields, assess their individual strengths, discern their salary potential, post resumes, and learn about job-search strategies and techniques.  
  • Career Information – Explore a wide range of career possibilities.
  • Resume Center – Add your resume to Careerlink's online resume database.
  • Salary Wizard – Find out what your skills are worth.
  • Assessments – Discover your strengths and career compatibility.
  • Resources – Learn about job-search strategies, interviewing techniques, resume tips, and a host of other resources for career planning.

 

 
 
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