Last fall, the Camden County Board of Freeholders sponsored a job fair
to help the thousands of people in our area who are looking for work.
Approximately 1,200 people attended and 80 employers with current job
openings were set up offering information on opportunities all across
the area.
Today’s busy woman is looking for a fulfilling career that contributes
to the family income, while allowing her to still attend school class
trips, be the beloved soccer mom, and actually put home-cooked meals on
the table. This is possible, as hundreds of women in the Delaware Valley
find work-life balance, flexible schedules, and jobs as professional
court reporters.
After evaluating your background and work history, you need to dig
deeper into your interests and skills. There are plenty of assessment
tests out there to help you with this process. We like the CareerScope
here at the One-Stop and you can schedule this test at anytime. It will
provide a detailed description of the various occupational areas that
best fit your talents.
If you are interested in nursing or would like to advance within the
field of nursing, Camden County College offers a study and career path
that will take you from entry-level certified nurse aide (CNA) through
studies that will allow you to transfer into a bachelor of science in
nursing (BSN) or registered nurse (RN) to BSN degree program.
Where can you find women who love their careers, have work-life balance with a flexible schedule, and feel that their jobs are rewarding and important to society?
_thumb.jpg)
Should there be any differentiation in training young men and women in light of what is judged as to the probability of professional opportunities?