Career Discovery Specialization
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Career Discovery Specialization at Coursera Overview
Career Discovery Specialization
at Coursera
Duration | 6 months |
Total fee | Free |
Mode of learning | Online |
Official Website | Explore Free Course  |
Credential | Certificate |
Career Discovery Specialization
Table of contents
Career Discovery Specialization at Coursera Highlights
Career Discovery Specialization
at Coursera
- Earn a Certificate upon completion
Skills -Career Development,LinkedIn,Laddering,Elevator Pitch Storytelling,Leadership
Career Discovery Specialization at Coursera Course details
Career Discovery Specialization
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More about this course
- This specialization covers career planning, leadership and other essential skills and concepts, and what they mean for individuals in their career development
- It starts with career planning as a pathway to employment, developed at the University System of Georgia, which comprises Georgia's public colleges and universities, Georgia Archives and the Georgia Public Library Service
- It then introduces successful career development, which provides you with the tools to network with intention and get the most value out of LinkedIn
- The specialization then switches gears into what it takes to research a new career and acquire the skills necessary to succeed in it
- Finally, you will be asked to reflect on your experiences and critically evaluate what you currently know, what you need to acquire, and how to go about getting it
- This is tied together with prior knowledge on how to then leverage your network to connect with people that can serve and support you in exploring a new career
Career Discovery Specialization at Coursera Curriculum
Career Discovery Specialization
at Coursera
Career Options: Exploring a New Career
Career Planning: A Pathway to Employment
Successful Career Development
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