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I’m graduating! Now What?

Congratulations on your graduation! Now, if you're wondering how to embark on your job search, this guide provides helpful tips and strategies. Start with interest inventory testing to discover your strengths, then leverage networking through school organizations like FFA and HOSA. Volunteer opportunities can also enhance your experience while making valuable connections. Don't forget to explore job listings on sites like Indeed and even local newspapers. Present yourself professionally, prepare your resume, and stay organized. Your dream job is within reach!

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I’m graduating! Now What?

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  1. I’m graduating!Now What? How to Find A Job after Graduation

  2. Helpful Tips for Finding a Job • Interest Inventory Testing • Tips for Networking & Marketing Yourself • Where to Find a Job

  3. Interest Inventory • Testing that can be completed to help you find out what your strengths are and how this may be helpful on a job. • Can be provided by your guidance office or school counselors

  4. Strategies for Networking • Be Active in your school organizations: • FFA • FCCLA • HOSA • DECA • Join Professional organizations at student rates. • Participate in competitions and meetings.

  5. Strategies for Networking • Volunteer • Go to local businesses/organizations that you are interested in • Introduce yourself and Ask if you can volunteer to help with daily activities or events • Take a Resume and Reference information with you • Dress appropriately

  6. Volunteer Opportunities • Hospital summer volunteer program • Help with the activities director at the local nursing homes • Work with a landscaper • Be involved with the cooperative extension program • Work at community soup kitchen or meal sites for the elderly • Possibilities are Endless….

  7. Where to Go? • Local Newspaper • Job Fairs • Online resources related to your field • www.nutritionjobs.com • www.indeed.com • www.usjobs.gov • High School Teacher who is an expert in field that you are interested in • They may have contacts for you and can be a good reference!

  8. How to Stand Out (In a good way!) • Dress professionally • Employers will take you seriously • Shows that you care and are really interested • Clearly Introduce Yourself and Your intent • Be prepared • Resume • Contact information for references • Your contact information • Be sure that your email address name, social media picture and phone voicemail is appropriate

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