Career Transitions Center, School of Continuing Education, University of Wisconsin

	Career Transitions Center
	Creating "Ah-hah" moments one individual at a time. We work with people to define current situations and to determine how best to realize career dreams that only seemed out of reach. CTC coaches, assessments, and programs help people learn how to identify their skills, develop professional resumes, and handle interviews with intelligence and poise. Discover your "ah-ha" moment. Contact the CTC--you might be surprised at what you decide to do with your future. More...


		Career Coaching Package
		Individual Career Coaching


		Career Transitions 101
		Coming Soon...Able-Minded: Career Transitions and Exploration for the Physically Challenged
		Consulting as a Career Option
		Financial Strategies for Successful Retirement
		Independent Contracting: March to Your Own Drum
		Navigating Through Burnout& Keeping the Toughest Job You've Learned to Love
		Negotiating with an Employer
		Pathways to New Careers
		Perfect Interview: Let us help make your next interview, Perfect
		Self-Advocacy on the Job
		Shift Happens... Make Change Work for You
		Speedworking with Interfaith Older Adult Programs
		Too Old To Do What?
		Write to Work: Refining your Cover Letter
		Your resume - Unplugged!


		Brown Bag Lunches with Interfaith Resources for Mature Adults
		Work Ethic Helps Define Career Path


		Business Writing, Culture and Presentations
		Training Programs for Starting a Business

	For more information, contact:
		Yolanda D. White, Program Manager, yolandaw@uwm.edu, 414-227-3243

Financial Fitness
Strategies for Successful Retirement
Maximize your income and get more from your investments. Classes start Oct. 1.
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Dude, Where's Your Work Ethic?
Work Ethic Can Define Career Path
Finding the right fit for your career path is not just about what you like to do, or where your strengths lie. Factor in your work ethic and the principles required to be successful in your desired career.
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Speedworking
with Interfaith Older Adult Programs
"Speed Working" Event -- new version of speed dating except mature workers who are age 50 or older meet prospective employers. Oct. 14, 2008, 11:30 am to 1 pm.

Pre-registration is required. Please call Carol Urbanski at 291-7500.

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