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Finding Job Leads and Employer Research Career Planning Finding Job Leads and Employer Research

Developing Job Leads Objectives After this lesson, students will be able to: Identify appropriate job leads. Compile a list of job leads to follow up on. Begin filling out the Job Search Company List and when completed checked off the Job Search Completion Checklist.

Job Leads What is a job lead? A job lead is a vacancy within a company that is advertised or spread through word of mouth. What type of information is in a good job lead? Company name Job position name Job description Name to submit resume Email / Address to submit resume

Searching and Planning Objectives After this lesson, students will be able to: Explore job opportunities. Develop an action plan for getting a job.

Career Services at ATI Career services at ATI is here to help students: With interview training Mock interviews Build a resume Send resumes out to potential employers Aid students in areas to work on for future interviews

Newspapers and Internet Sites Look in the local newspapers for job leads: The Oklahoman The Norman Transcript Tulsa World Edmond Evening Sun Journal Record Oklahoma Gazette Utilize Internet websites for job leads: Careerbuilder.com Monster.com Indeed.com Simplyhired.com Hotjobs.com Jobfox.com Jobcentral.com Google.com

The Job Search Other places to look for job leads: Career fairs Temporary service agencies Express Personnel Addison Group Word of mouth Friends Neighbors Instructors Co-workers

Organizing Information Objectives After this lesson, students will be able to: Organize information. Complete worksheet to compile 10 pieces of information about one job lead on your list and submit to be checked off the Job Search Completion Checklist.

Employer Research and Organization What type of job fits your wants, interests, and needs? What companies fit those needs? Complete employer research Internet research Phone research Informational interview

Bringing It All Together Objectives After this lesson, students will be able to: Complete the list of job leads and employers research to be checked off the Job Search Completion Checklist. Complete any documents needed for a final version to be submitted and checked off the Job Search Completion checklist.

Any questions?