TEXT 1.1. CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER PROGRAM.

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Part 2

III. AFTER READING

v Write out all slang words. Put down their definitions from the English-English dictionary.

v Give examples of successful networking from your own experience or the ones from the article.

v Think of all the people you know, talk to some of them and see if they can be of any help in your future career search. Have you underestimated anyone?

v There are limitless possibilities for your future career. You can try your hand at anything – all the roads are open to you. Read about three more options you probably haven't thought of on pages 106, 107, 109.

Additional Texts for Reading

v Read the text describing services which are rendered by Career Development Center to student job – hunters in American and British colleges:

The mission of the Career Development Center is to broaden students' perspectives on careers and to enhance their development of life skills.

The Career Development Center's services are available to students from their first year through their senior year. The Career Development Center assists students with career decision making, job-search strategies (for both summer and full-time work), resume and cover-letter writing, and interviewing skills as well as application procedures for graduate / professional school.

Sophomores and juniors are encouraged to participate in the College's Extern Program. By spending a week during a break with an alumna, alumnus, parent, or friend of the college who is employed in the field of interest to them, students can explore various occupations. Additionally, all students are encouraged to interact with the more than four thousand alumni who have volunteered to assist students through the career network.

v Read the text and learn how to bolster your CV and gain work experience through internship: