Attention Job Seekers! From time to time, the Workforce Development Team at CCPL will use this platform to share information about employment opportunities in our service areas.
Infobase’s Ferguson's Career Guidance Center is now available on the Charleston County Public Library (CCPL) website. Jobseekers can complete a couple easy steps to access this comprehensive life-long learning career exploration and planning resource. Whether you are a student choosing a career path, a jobseeker entering the workforce, or an experienced professional changing careers, Ferguson’s Career Guidance Center provides the tools necessary for you to assess your interests, identify professions, and prepare for your career.
Melissa Hatch is a part of this aggregation of talented library specialists handpicked by CCPL District Associate Directors to develop initiatives for Workforce Development which is one of the core focus areas in our Strategic Vision. We sat down with Melissa to ask a few questions about the services she offers in Workforce Development.
Reference letters are commonly used to verify a person’s skill set, character, and accomplishments. Whether you are doing the asking for the recommendation letter or writing the letter, a certain level of etiquette is required. Here are a few tips to use when asking for a recommendation letter.
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Attention Job Seekers! From time to time, the Workforce Development Team at CCPL will use this platform to share information about employment opportunities in our service areas.
Infobase’s Ferguson's Career Guidance Center is now available on the Charleston County Public Library (CCPL) website. Jobseekers can complete a couple easy steps to access this comprehensive life-long learning career exploration and planning resource. Whether you are a student choosing a career path, a jobseeker entering the workforce, or an experienced professional changing careers, Ferguson’s Career Guidance Center provides the tools necessary for you to assess your interests, identify professions, and prepare for your career.
Melissa Hatch is a part of this aggregation of talented library specialists handpicked by CCPL District Associate Directors to develop initiatives for Workforce Development which is one of the core focus areas in our Strategic Vision. We sat down with Melissa to ask a few questions about the services she offers in Workforce Development.
Reference letters are commonly used to verify a person’s skill set, character, and accomplishments. Whether you are doing the asking for the recommendation letter or writing the letter, a certain level of etiquette is required. Here are a few tips to use when asking for a recommendation letter.