PRLog (Press Release) -
Apr 21, 2009 -
[Austin, TX] – The National Society of Career Management (NSCM) announced this week the launch of CareerForensics®
, a multi-media series that investigates the facts about specific careers. CareerForensics®
presents relevant, unbiased information and deep insight to help career coaches and professionals gain knowledge about a profession. Each segment is led by a career expert who provides in-depth information based on their educational achievements, experience in the profession, articles or books they’ve published and their personal knowledge. CareerForensics®
aims to:
• Analyze the DNA of a specific career to uncover the job characteristics
• Isolate key competencies required for success in the profession
• Communicate what qualifications and skills employers find valuable
• Teach methods and techniques for breaking into the field
• Provide insight on compensation ranging from starting salaries to executive packages
• Indentify how people train and highlight various career paths options
A companion case file is offered for each segment containing a podcast, research guide, job search plan and job-winning resume template to help career coaches or professionals kick-start the job search or transition strategy.
The first topic in the series is scheduled for May 14, 2009, and will cover Network Administration. Greg Bibeau, CEO of Terminal B will discuss the role of a Network Administrator and what critical success factors must exist for a person pursuing that career.
"We are very excited about the launch of CareerForensics®
," stated Adriana Hook, president NSCM. "Delivering relevant and innovative products and services has been our greatest objective and CareerForensics®
is another benefit we provide to the community to help them gain comprehensive knowledge about specific professions. People are confused about what different professions do because there is so much data floating around the Internet, Job Boards and media. Our information is insightful and presents the facts, which helps coaches and the general public be better informed about various career paths.”
CareerForensics®
is free for current Professional Career Managers and case files are available at a discounted rate for personal use or resale to clients. The general public is also invited to attend for a fee of $24.99. The case file is available for $39.99. To learn more or to register go to www.nsocm.com.
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http://www.prlog.org/10221653/1The National Society of Career Management is a leading organization for the career management profession. Headquartered in Austin, TX, NSCM provides education, support and advocacy for career coaches. NSCM offers the leading career coach training program taught at Universities across the nation, certification as a Professional Career Manager (PCM), and association membership. For more information, visit www.nsocm.com.
