I graduate in December 2006.  When should I apply for jobs?
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It would be best if you could find a summer job or internship that is related to mechanical engineering, as that could already give you an "in" with that company. Hence, your search starts right now. But your potential employers would also prefer to see some related work experience outside of your design classes, so even if your summer employer can't offer you a job, you'll be ahead of the game. But for work starting in January, you should definitely get serious about applying for jobs starting in September. Be sure to make use of all the services your college has to offer. Have your resume ready, and start going to the career fairs on your campus. You could even start researching companies you're interested in right now.
282871
I'd say probably the careers office.\nAsk whether they can tell you what graduates were doing perhaps 6 or 12 months after graduation. They may also be able to give you a breakdown of companies.
186942
please post your CV or resume on job sites in good english. Ask someone to help you. Wish you all the best
619497
12/17/2006\n\n\nIf you use spreadsheets in your computer then you can easily figure out future dates with one simple formula.
409224
If you are refering to job opportunities; it is too early.\nif you are referring to higher studies; it depends on the marks or the money you got.\n\nMy advice will be, explore what you really want to do; where your real strengths are and then decide yourself and do not take any advice ;-)
372462
Certainly, if you are an excellent student, pursue internship opportunities and make full use of your university's career center, your chances of getting a job offer after graduation are pretty high. I would also suggest you check out Canadian universities. Canada has a friendlier immigration/work program for university graduates who specialize in information technology.
231979
Half yearly exams are between 13-30 June 2006 \nhttp://platformweb.uws.edu.au/pweb_tt/exam_tt/examtt_main.asp\n\nYearly Exams are between 13th Nov and 1st Dec 2006.\n\nThe whole year's calendar dates are on this website:\nhttp://www.uws.edu.au/students/stuadmin/dateline
451194
not really dind't get hired until about 1 or 2 years later
142982
I don't think your year long gap matters if you are qualified for the job. You might want to ask a career counselor at the institution where you received your Assoc. degree check your resume and help you with the cover letter for your application. You want to make sure your application reflects your abilities, and uses the right "buzz words". The most important thing is to get to that interview. Once you are called in, be as professional and polite as you can, while showing that you would be a great person to work with.\n\nWhen you find that one job that you really want, it is going to reflect on your performance in a good way. Go for it, don't hold back, and really show that you want the job.
582450
Don't put dates or duration of employment alongside any jobs you've done, just list the job title and a description of your duties and [if necessary] a way to contact the place you worked for a reference.  Miss out any job you held for less than 6 months to cut down on the numbers.
296000
as soon as possible....i would start posting your resume now and see where you get with it...just let the employers know that your planning on moving in january and thats when you would like to start the job
497951
Sounds like you're doing everything right.  Sometimes it'll be a couple weeks for an interview, especially if they're not in a rush to fill the position, or they're hiring you for an upcoming project, or maybe someone you need to meet is out of town for the holidays. I've applied for jobs and not got called for the interview until a month later.\n\nUsually the offer will be within a few days of the final interview (it's a good idea to call of email a couple days after to thank them for meeting you, regardless).  It can never hurt to keep looking for jobs, though, until you get an offer.
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I'm in a similar predicament. The deadlines for job applications in a lot of business/finance sectors (investment, consulting, floor trading, etc.) are passing by quickly, or have already gone by. \n\nI'd suggest looking into internships (I know, we're about to graduate) to gain more experience and keep you busy until next year's recruitment starts. \n\nThere are a variety of management training programs that are yet to close out, and of course assistant positions that are always available. While they may not be ideal opportunities, they at least gain you more experience and your foot in the door. The non-profit sector is a possibility, as well as entry level positions at law firms (paralegal work mainly, involving research) \n\nI'd also highly suggest networking. Look into where alumni from your school have gone, are are currently employed, and ask for help. It's degrading, to an extent, but appropriate when done tastefully.
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It doesn't seem like you are qualified for any particular position.  You have been bouncing between completely different fields.  There are a lot of gaps on your resume (where were you from 1998 to 2000-no job listed for that time), you don't have any real education (undergraduate degree), the sentences are completely grammar inaccurate.  From what time to what time were you in school, did you graduate? with what degree? If you are applying for a waitress or the kitchen to was dishes or something-they don't need resumes there.  Otherwise I would advise you to change your resume.
444408
Go in looking nice and ask for an application.  You can see if you can get a job first.  Interviewing is good practice.
23082
Call them to follow up won't harm, unless they ask you to just wait. Meanwhile, try to apply other jobs. It is better to have many options so you can choose the best for your future career.
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click on the Careers Tab on the Company's website, and it will prompt you if you are a Graduate or if you are looking for full-time work ex. click on the relevent link and say Apply. It automatically pops up the online allpication form