Center for Career Readiness and Life Skills

Are you looking for a career path where you can make a difference, but are unsure if nonprofit or government work is right for you? Maybe a B-Corp is right for you.

Pursuing a degree in Social Work requires focused consideration. The field spans diverse specialties, emphasizing empathy, adaptability, and cultural competence. Despite its challenges, social work promises substantial societal impact through meaningful service and advocacy. Read along for 5 tips on how to excel in the field of Social Work.

Are you passionate about making a difference? The Non-Profit and Social Service Career Community is here to help you explore meaningful career paths that align with your values and commitment to the common good.

Engaging with this community gives you …

Adaptability and Flexibility are key skills that can help demonstrate your strengths for positions at non-profit organizations. Learn how you can showcase these skills and how they can be applied in this blog post!

Meet Kaitlyn Bruneau, a licensed clinical social worker and is currently a senior cognitive behavioral therapist. She is a UConn Alum from the class of ’13 graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. The Center for Career Development sat down with Kaitlyn to hear more about her experience as a first-generation student and how that has impacted her throughout her career!

Learn how to create a strong résumé for positions at non-profits that contribute to social and community well-being and get expert advice from a recruiter at Teach for America.

Are you looking to make a difference in your career? Do you feel fulfilled helping other people? Working for a non-profit might be the right fit for you!