[humanser] work experience?

[Susan Tabor]

Oh, and every experience, whether volunteer or paid, is an opportunity for networking and for broadening your network of contacts and resource people.
All the Best,
Susan

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Your experience should help you to broaden your mind.  As such anything will work.

I volunteered on a telephone hotline, but others have volunteered with day care or with seniors.  Do whatever you enjoy and the experiences will all filter into your new career.

JD

       John D Townsend, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker  (SW3765) Daytona Beach  FL   USA                                                                                

From: Ana Martinez via HumanSer
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Subject: [humanser] work experience?

Hi all, I have a question. As a college student majoring in social work, what kind of volunteer or work experience would be usefull to have in order to enhance my resume and secure employment in the future?

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