  Career ServicesFederal Careers and Student Employment Day
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Open to students, faculty, staff, friends / family of the Becker community,
♦Federal jobs salary structure, benefits, career paths, and more ♦Best practices for locating and applying to federal positions ♦Determining which federal agency might be a fit for you ♦How/where to find full-time & student positions (part-time, summer, etc.) |
The U.S. Census Bureau is Hiring Census Takers, Recruiting at Becker!
♦ Part-time, flexible, temporary hours for students
♦ $14/hour or more, depending on where in MA you work
(other states available, salaries vary)
♦ Jobs scheduled to start in April; recruiting will take place in March.
See www.census.gov/hrd/www/index.html for more information.
| Information Tables | Application Testing |
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Tuesday, March 9, Monday, March 22, Friday, March 26,
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Every Tuesday in March March 9, 16, 23, 30
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What Career Services Offers Students / Alumni
Individual and Workshop Career Advising
- Job or Internship Search Strategies & Skills
- Resume / Cover Letter Critique & Development
- Mock Interviews
- Networking
- Graduate School Advising
- And More, Just Ask!
Job / Internship Resources and Programming
- "The Becker Connector" - Job / Internship listings
- "Colleges of Worcester Consortium" Internship Database
- Career Fairs
- On-Campus Recruiters.
Spring 2010 Office Hours and Locations
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Worcester: Boutin Student Center, 2nd Floor |
Leicester: Student Center, Lower Level |
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Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. |
Monday: 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. |
Note: The hours above reflect the most likely schedule each week. However, each week can vary due to other obligations that come up. It is always best to call ahead and set up a scheduled appointment.
Eric Saczawa Dawn Kiritsis
Director of Career Services Career Services Intern
eric.saczawa@becker.edu careerservices@becker.edu
Direct Line: (508) 373-9545
Student Affairs Main Line: (774) -354-0463
Career Services Mission Statement
Career Services' mission is to provide Becker students and alumni with effective career education, advising, resources, and programming. Becker members who engage in these services should feel more empowered to achieve their career goals, and to effectively position themselves in the job or internship market.
Career education and advising is acheived through individual appointments, workshops, or a combination. and includes skill development and planning in the following competency areas: career / industry research, job / internship search, resume / cover letters, interviews, and networking / informational interviews, and more.
Programming and resources are designed to help Becker candidates establish connections with appropriate employers and internship sponsors. Examples include, but are not limited to: job / internship listing web site, workshops, career fairs, and recruiters on campus.