SKILL UP | Technology
Featuring Toyota Boshoku
Jan. 21 | 12 – 1 p.m. ET
Employers value graduates who can guide teams, take initiative and motivate others to achieve goals. Building technology skills in school — through group projects, coursework, experiential learning involvement, or internships — shows you’re ready to take on responsibility in a professional setting.
If you’re a recent graduate or current student entering the workforce, you’ll benefit from learning effective technology skills. Join us to hear from subject matter experts, SNHU faculty and Career Services professionals as they share practical advice to help you “skill up” your tech abilities.
What to expect:
💡 Practical tips for building strong tech skills
👥 Insights from industry experts, faculty and Career Services staff
🚀 Strategies to grow confidence
🎓 Guidance tailored to students and recent grads
Upcoming SKILL UP Sessions:
Continue building your collection of resources that enhance your career readiness for future employers!
Series Schedule:
Each event focuses on a key career readiness competency, helping students translate academic skills to the workplace. Register for individual skills or complete them all to build a collection of resources that enhance your career readiness for future employers!
Equity & Inclusion
Wed Jan. 28 | 12 p.m. ET
Professionalism
Wed Feb. 4 | 12 p.m. ET
What’s Career Readiness?
Career readiness skills, often called career readiness competencies, are the skills, experiences and attributes that prepare you for a successful career. A competency is a skill, task, strength, or personal quality that allows you to do a specific job role well. These critical skills give students & alumni the edge they need to land jobs. Learn more about Career Readiness on our Career 360 page.