Then let it be known that you need work. Politicians know people, and people know them. Be cheerful in their presence, but after you've established a friendship or two, let them know that you want to work. Somebody will help you find a job.

Giving myself a few days to get some critical work around the home done, and then I'll be ready to get out and volunteer for my candidate.

I am not a great writer but when I help people they get a job usually, might be luck, but I think all the years looking though resumes tends to let things jump out at me. After year of work, I put together a 10 page resume and edited down to 2 pages depending on the job, but when you are starting out you need to stress volunteer jobs as well as real job and any non-degree training as well, like CPR.

Just PM me.

2 months ago helped a kid out of high school and he finally got a job after having looked months, I think a good looking resume might have helped.

you can come over here to Korea and teach as long as you have a bachelor's degree. I guess it depends on how easy it would be to pick up and move for a year.

I found myself in a similar predicament 10 years ago and like living here.

I have a bachelor degree in Environmental Science and work in two part time jobs in Oklahoma: Administrative Assistant and Inventory Counter in RGIS (global inventory network)

My suggestion is to establish a network of people who have the same degree. It is likely that someone has the same situation.

Some useful websites:

I am using this website to apply for Climate Corps Training Program:
www.internmatch.com

www.usajobs.gov

Look for corporate websites in your field. Find a volunteer positions such as

www.sierraclub.com


Call the corporate offices in your field.
Also, Paul Krugman fro recent graduates as a fellow Democrat:

Kids from our military families need excellent teachers. A good friend's mother and father did this and lived in Germany, Italy, Japan, and of course Hawaii. The DOD pays more for every additional year of education that you have had.

You've probably already got usajobs.gov on your frequently checked database lists.

Can do, brah! Good luck!

for DOD education jobs. Am a certified teacher with a Masters Degree. Couldn't even get a nibble. I finally said "fuck it."

I am currently "near" unemployed, have 60 resumes out in the past month. Can't even get a nibble. Life certainly is good, in this great economy we have.

Read you about this fabulous economy

if I had to do it all over again, especially with your advanced education, I'd do as suggested elsewhere here, and look into teaching in another country. You're only young once, and it strikes me that could be a real adventure. Other cultures are so much better than ours...richer, warmer, friendlier.

Are there any available jobs for immigrants in Canada?

Research is free and quite helpful so try and go to job banks or sites such as jobsaloon.com

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Its difficult to get a job as per your requirement. we cant get a job because "we have less experience" and we cant get a job because "we are overqualified" .. Just don't know that where is the right fit.

Did you find anything? How are you doing now?