Institute for Workplace Skills & Innovation America
With many career pathways to consider in a developing work environment, Nicholas Wyman discusses the optimistic way schools and employer groups are working together in a reinvention of learning as well as discovering what is right for a community and what is right for the individual in a changing and developing technological age.
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Morning News – 21 August 2015 – Newsradio 600 KOGO |
Employment expert Nicholas Wyman discusses the important issues of our time around local & national unemployment, and its solutions, the revival of skilled based careers, unconventional tips for recent grads, and the role of college today.
Nicholas is the CEO of The Institute For Workplace Skills and Innovation and Author of ‘Job U – How to find wealth and success by developing the skills companies actually need.
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The Jim Bohannon Show | June 23rd, 2015 |
There are many pathways to a successful and rewarding, well-paying career, and college is just one of them. Author of ‘Job U – How to Find Wealth and Success by Developing the Skills Companies Actually Need’, Nicholas Wyman talks about the ‘college for everyone’ myth, how to successfully target the position you are interested in, and the things you can do to ensure you are giving yourself the best head start.
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The DIY Learner | 23 May 2015 |
In this discussion, Nicholas shares some practical tips for new graduates, including the importance of networking and being organized. Nicholas highlights the importance of employers taking on the role of educator, illustrated by companies who are currently looking for creative ways to retain and develop their employees skills.
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http://www.thediylearner.com/episode-06-with-nicholas-wyman/
99,000 software engineering jobs available in the United States right now. Networking, ongoing education and promoting skills are just some of the
ways to increase your employability. Nicholas Wyman and Bill Ayers discuss how you recognising skills you already possess can better your chances at getting into a career you are passionate about.
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