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It can be hard to find funding for the resources you need in your school’s budget, especially when it comes to transportation. Finding cost-effective solutions is crucial for ensuring students have safe and reliable travel options. One way to achieve this is by considering used minibuses for your school’s transport needs. Used minibuses offer a … Read more
In today’s diverse job market, careers span across various industries, each with unique opportunities, requirements, and salary ranges. Understanding these can help individuals make informed career decisions. Here, we delve into several key industries: technology, media, service, law enforcement, medical, education, business, arts, and aviation. Technology Industry The technology industry is a dynamic and ever-evolving … Read more
The Jacksonville Jaguars are on the lookout for local artistic talent for their 2024 DUUUVAL Designs Series, an innovative fusion of sports and local art through game-day posters. Local artists stand a chance to have their artistry featured prominently during game days. This venture not only highlights the artistic talents in Jacksonville, but it also … Read more
Soft skills get a bad rap. Yet more organizations are requiring development on the softer side than ever before. So, what’s the deal? “Companies have moved away from the ‘command and control’ decision-making style,” says Marie Holmstrom, the Charlotte, N.C.-based director of talent management and organization alignment with Towers Watson. “Managing day-to-day decisions takes away … Read more
I started looking for a summer job in April. I couldn”t work until the end of June but I had just turned 18 and had never had a job before so my mom and I thought it would be a good idea to get a head start. I applied to two places, one place never … Read more
For context: I was let go from my job in April because my “management style did not fit the company requirements”. Which was a load of crap. It was because I did not agree with some of the other managers and HR and was vocal about it. (Big mistake, I know). I’m not a liar … Read more
My study abroad destination is San José, Costa Rica! I particularly chose this destination because the curriculum aligned with courses I wanted to learn from like Medical Spanish and Holistic Health Approaches. I also chose this destination because for my home school this was the only destination in Latin America. Breakfast with pancakes, fruits, and … Read more
By Alena Gianoplus Unique Aspects of CEA CAPA Courses Are you a passionate student looking for a semester of exploration? Do you want to take unique courses that engage you and immerse you in your host city? With CEA CAPA, my semester in Barcelona, Spain, did just that. My professors at CEA CAPA used unique … Read more
Tarini Padmanabhan is a CEA CAPA Alumni Insider and a student at the University of California-Berkley pursuing a degree in Biology. An alum of CEA CAPA, she studied abroad in Barcelona, Spain, during Spring 2024. Below, she shares her tips and tricks for preparing for a semester in Barcelona, along with some of her favorite … Read more
In this photoset, I wanted to showcase the area of London that my internship is in and a few parts of the building that I work in. Outside of Vita in Sloane Square. My internship placement is at a Reformer Pilates studio in Sloane Square in Chelsea called Vita Boutique Fitness. At my internship I … Read more