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We're in the middle of the "Summer Job Face-Off"! We're taking a closer look at the top 10 go-to summer gigs for college students and shaking things up. This series is all about why it's time to rethink your summer strategy and consider an alternative that could redefine your break. 🔄 Naptime or Network Time? 🍼 As a childcare provider, patience is your currency, but imagine a summer where your efforts are compensated with substantial professional growth. 🚀 Swap storytime for strategic sessions with Peazy's innovative summer program. Unlock earnings and opportunities that reflect your true capabilities. 💼 This is where Peazy's summer program steps in. Break from the norm and dive into an experience that goes beyond the average job description. With us, you're not just earning; you're learning and leading. From securing real deals to growing a network, every step with Peazy is a leap towards your career goals. Stay tuned as we count down the common jobs and reveal how Peazy outshines them all. Ready for something different? Build skills while they play, with Peazy this summer! 👶🌟 #RethinkSummer #PeazyOpportunity Apply today for Peazy's summer program to see if you are eligible. https://hubs.ly/Q02sKQxj0

Summer course start next week, and it has been a while since I have taken a class. For those balancing family life, a full-time job, and going back to school. What are the best tips, tricks or advice you have received or learned along the way? #BackToSchool #WorkLifeBalance #TimeManagement

College isn’t for everyone. But it changed my life. Here’s how. The dude in the photo (they called me T-Neves) was a first-generation college student. After my freshman year, I went back to my small hometown and worked the 2nd shift at a factory all summer. An internship in Detroit with a major food company came after my sophomore year. The next year, I interned at Walt Disney World in Orlando. After my senior year, I lived and studied abroad in Spain. A master’s degree from an Ivy League school followed. I got the “good job” everyone talks about after graduating in South Florida. After a year, I quit the “good job” and moved to New York City with less than $1,000, with dreams of breaking into the television industry. Almost 3 years later, I had my big break and was on live television every day. My 12-year career in TV included working for major networks like NBC, MTV Networks, and PBS. Today, I’m a global speaker, international bestselling author, coach to men, and creator of the Man Morning Network. None of this would have happened if I didn’t go to college. And what’s wild about this post is that it’s only focused on career stuff. It doesn’t mention the amazing relationships I made, world travels, and life-changing experiences (good and bad) I had all because of college. None of this would have happened (especially the relationships) if I had immediately gotten a job after high school and learned everything off of YouTube or online courses. Making money is great. And ... some of the happiest, most profound times of my life happened when I was broke, “wasting my time” in college. College isn’t for everyone. But it absolutely was for me. PS: I’ve always found it ironic that most of the people who say negative things about college have college degrees. PS 2: My book '50 Things Every College Student Should Know' shares how to get the most out of your college experience from day one on campus.

🌞 Happy First Day of Summer! 🌞 As the days get longer and the weather gets warmer, it's the perfect time to reflect on our achievements from the first half of the year and set new goals for the months ahead. Whether you're planning to dive into professional development, start a new project, or simply recharge, let's make this summer count! To all my connections in education, what are your summer plans? Any exciting projects or personal milestones on the horizon? #FirstDayOfSummer #SummerGoals #ProfessionalGrowth #EducationCommunity

Are you ready for the "Summer Job Face-Off"? We're taking a closer look at the top 10 go-to summer gigs for college students and shaking things up. This series is all about why it's time to rethink your summer strategy and consider an alternative that could redefine your break. 🔄 Lifeguarding or life-changing? While keeping poolside watch has its perks, imagine a summer building skills that employers are actually looking for. Swap the whistle for wisdom and the sunscreen for strategy 🧴➡️📈 with Peazy's summer program. Don't just watch from the chair; dive into a tide of opportunity that preps you for the professional world. 🏊♂️➡️💼 This is where Peazy's summer program steps in. Break from the norm and dive into an experience that goes beyond the average job description. With us, you're not just earning; you're learning and leading. From securing real deals to growing a network, every step with Peazy is a leap towards your career goals. Stay tuned as we count down the common jobs and reveal how Peazy outshines them all. Ready for something different? Join the Peazy wave this summer. 🌊👋 #RethinkSummer #PeazyOpportunity Apply today for Peazy's summer program to see if you are eligible. https://hubs.ly/Q02sHJFW0

The countdown to SUMMER is on! 🎉 Still looking for your next career opportunity!? Look no further, our school team is ready to help YOU make this summer the most relaxing one yet 🌞🌴 #EducatorOpportunities #TeachingJobs #EduCareers #TeachWithPassion #TeachAndInspire #TeachingCareers #SchoolSLPJobs #SchoolOTJobs #SchoolPTJobs #TeacherJobs #EducatorOpportunities #SchoolJobSearch

Five reasons why productive use of the summer break can give a competitive edge to a student's application: Demonstrates Initiative and Commitment: Admissions officers look for applicants who are proactive and driven. Using your summer break productively shows that you're willing to go above and beyond to pursue your interests and goals. Whether you're volunteering, interning, attending a summer program, or working on a personal project, taking initiative during your time off demonstrates your commitment to personal and academic growth. Explores Interests and Builds Skills: Summer break provides an opportunity to explore your interests, passions, and career aspirations outside of the classroom. Whether exploring a new hobby, learning a new skill, or gaining hands-on experience in a field of interest, using your summer break productively allows you to broaden your horizons and develop valuable skills that can enhance your college application and future academic endeavours. Strengthens Your College Application: Colleges and universities value applicants who commit to learning, personal growth, and community involvement. By using your summer break productively, you can strengthen your college application by showcasing your extracurricular activities, achievements, and experiences. Whether you volunteer at a local nonprofit, conduct research, or participate in a leadership program, your summer activities can help you stand out from other applicants. Provides Content for College Essays and Interviews: The experiences and accomplishments you gain during your summer break can provide rich material for college essays, interviews, and personal statements. Reflecting on your summer experiences allows you to highlight your strengths, values, and aspirations in a compelling and authentic way.  Maximizes Time and Opportunities: Summer break offers a relatively unstructured period to use to your advantage. By planning ahead and setting goals for your summer break, you can maximize your time and opportunities to make meaningful contributions, gain valuable experiences, and explore new interests. Whether preparing for standardized tests, researching colleges, or pursuing personal passions, using your summer break productively allows you to make the most of your time off and set yourself up for success in the college application process. #summerplanning #studyabroad #personalgrowth #collegecounselling #internationaluniversities

🎓 Transitioning from High School to College: A Parent’s Guide for Summer Is your child graduating high school? As you both navigate the emotions of saying goodbye and embracing new beginnings, preparing for college over the next few months can be overwhelming. Here are some summertime suggestions to help them develop a strong foundation for college and independence: 🗓️ Create a Weekly Schedule: Encourage your child to develop a weekly schedule, either on a paper calendar or a virtual app. This will help them manage time effectively, set boundaries, and prioritize tasks throughout the week. 💼 Get a Summer Job: A summer job instills discipline, one of the key traits for college success. It also fosters responsibility and time management skills. 🏆 Set Long-Term Goals: Empower your child to set long-term summer goals. What do they hope to achieve before heading to college? What action steps will help them reach these goals? Elevate. Academic Consulting LLC, has one-on-one academic coaching spots available for the fall semester. Reserve your spot now by emailing: elevate.academic.consulting@gmail.com #CollegePrep #HighSchoolGraduate #AcademicSuccess #ParentingTips #CollegeBound

New Student Orientation sessions always fly by quickly, forcing our office (and the two others we planned with) to carefully consider what information we wanted to share, and more importantly, what we wanted students to walk away with.🤔 We decided to open things up by posing the following question - "Why did you decide to come to college?" Of course, answers have varied. But in many cases, the answers given by students highlighted the undeniable link that exists between Career Services and the student college journey.🔗 We'd love to hear from you! If you attended a college or university - why did you decide to? If you work in higher education - what does your summer orientation look like and how do you make the most of your time with students?💭

Summer Break! What does this mean in the education realm? Well it is the end of the school year or coming close to the end. There is a flurry of activities. There are some students frantic to get those grades in to meet requirements for promotion or for graduation. In a typical classroom, the teachers are packing up, administering final examinations, preparing report cards. Overall, there is a community of people- faculty and students waiting to exhale. Students will go off to camp/or enjoy two months of lazy days. Teachers get a chance to practice the essential self care, travel, rest, and rejuvenate. Those last 10 months! Welcome summer break.