Career Center"

Whether you are in high school or college, sooner or later you will be pursuing opportunities to advance your career. Paid, permanent positions are always going to be ideal, but never underestimate the value of a well-directed internship or community service to help land one of those coveted occupations. It is not unusual for people to be exposed to an occupation as a volunteer and determine the occupation was completely different from what they initially expected. In either case, we want you to be prepared. Pursuing internships, volunteer opportunities and job vacancies require the same level of diligent preparation. We have prepared a guide to help you put your best foot forward. After all, what virtual college would be complete without a Career Center?

And speaking of college career centers, do not overlook the career services available on your campus. In addition to cover letter and resume critiques, your university will more than likely offer a job bank for its students to peruse job and internship opportunities. They will also be in a good position to connect you with your school's alumni network.

The NFB offers NFB Link, a mentoring service that connects blind individuals with seasoned professionals in a myriad of fields. Visit the web site and get yourself connected today. The service is completely free of charge, and you do not have to be a member to take advantage of this important program.

In this guide you will find information on: cover letters, resumes, interview tips, networking, proper etiquette, volunteer opportunities, and job opportunities.

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