Best 100 jobs and soft skills seminars

Seeking a Job? Here are some resources to help you find a job,  develop your "soft skills" or research a career that fits you.

What are the best 100 jobs? Is it a Veterinary Technologist or
 a Landscaper, or an IT Manager? Dentist is listed as number one job in the market according to U.S. News & World Report.  The jobs are ranked according to "the number of openings, the chance to advance and be professionally fulfilled, and the ability to meet financial obligations."

See the full list with an market prediction for the job and typical duties, training needed, median salary, and job openings at http://money.usnews.com/careers/best-jobs/rankings/the-100-best-jobs?goback=%2Egde_72377_member_222804794

Besides taking courses at TCC to build your knowledge and occupational skills, you will need "soft skills" and know the latest job seeking techniques.

What are soft skills? They are intangible skills that include relationship building and effective communication in the workplace.  So how can you develop your soft skills? You can attend a seminar offered by the Metropolitan Tulsa Urban League in a partnership with Workforce Tulsa.

The seminars are offered twice a month on Wednesdays this spring through September.  Topics cover Workplace Etiquette, Interviewing Skills, Goal Setting, How to Dress for Work and more.

To see the full list of seminars and contact information for Metropolitan Tulsa Urban League, see this link http://myemail.constantcontact.com/Employment-Services.html?soid=1102893682268&aid=c6L_bTfBbRw

You can also use the library's research guide to learn about job seeking resources with links and video clips on career assessment, writing resume and cover letters, job interviewing, and more. See the Careers Research Guide via the library website at  http://guides.lrc.tulsacc.edu/careerresearchguide