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Career Transition Workshop

Uncovering What’s Next—A Career Transition Workshop Series is a series of two workshops to guide adults through the career transition process.

  • Career Transition and Resume Strategies for Career & Life Transitions, Part I
  • Career Transition and Resume Strategies for Career & Life Transitions, Part II

Schedule of workshops
Workshop dates: TBA

Price for two workshops: $99
Call (336) 316-2169 to reserve a seat for the workshops or print the registration form and mail the completed form to:

Professional Development and Training Center
5800 W. Friendly Avenue
Greensboro, NC 27410

Program Overview:

  • Create a resume that showcases who you are and what you can offer
  • Investigate job options and develop a plan of action
  • Determine career direction using a simplified two-part process
  • Assess your professional ambitions, talents, personality, interests and skills
  • Career Transition and Resume Strategies for Career & Life Transitions, Part I & II

Career Transition, Pt. I & II
A career change can feel overwhelming, but this supportive small-group workshop, led by an experienced career counselor, helps students investigate job options and develop a plan of action. Determine your career direction using a simplified two-part process. Assess your professional ambitions, personal priorities, talents, personality, interests and skills. Learn to evaluate your findings and translate them into workable, realistic and rewarding goals. The Myers-Briggs Personality Inventory as well as other materials are included.

Resume Strategies for Career & Life Transitions
Create a resume that showcases who you are and what you can offer. Whether you are returning to work after an extended absence, or looking for your first job, the next step in your career or a bridge job prior to retirement, a well-developed resume is key to any effective job search. This course examines resume and cover letter formats: how to account for gaps in your background, frequent job changes and freelance work, and how to highlight accomplishments that close in on your target.

Instructor

Vivian Lutian
Vivian has been a career counselor at Guilford College since 2004 and she specializes in serving the adult students. Before working at Guilford, Vivian was one of the four women who started up the Women’s Resource Center in Greensboro. She also designed and ran the Peer Counseling Program for 10 years, as well as many other programs. Many of the women served by these programs were looking to find jobs or to find better jobs. Vivian has also been teaching at Guilford since 1985 — she teaches a Re-Careering Class, the Adult Transitions English class and the new Gateways (transition to college) class. She also teaches many different workshops that focus on career issues.