Archive for April, 2009

Hawaii Education has Jobs!

If your looking for a job in Education this article is all you need

As a follow up from Hawaii’s Healthcare System has Jobs I wanted to do a post on Hawaii Education has Jobs. As I mentioned previously healthcare and education remain strong industries during this recession. If you are a teacher or administrative support professional you may want to look into Hawaii’s educational system for work. Hawaii has plenty of opportunities in education and a shortage of qualified professionals has exsited for some time. I am listing links below to school employment opportunity webpages that have jobs available here in Hawaii. I would also encourage you to look into organizations like HAIS, (Hawaii Association of Independent Schools) and the Hawaii Department of Education for additional information. You can even find information on local blogs such as Hawaii High Schools, “A blog about Hawaii High Schoolsas well.

Private Elementary, Middle, & High Schools in Hawaii (All Islands), this is a list of all of the employment pages to all the private schools in Hawaii. If you want to view employment opportunities simply click on a school name.

Kamehameha Schools, Punahou School, Iolani School, Mid-Pacific Insititute, Sacred Hearts Academy, Maryknoll School, Saint Louis School, Damien Memorial School, Hawaii Baptist Academy, Saint Francis School, St. Andrews Priory School, Word of Life Academy, Le Jardin Academy, Hanalani Schools, La Pietra-Hawaii School for Girls, Lutheran High School of Hawaii, Assets School, Academy of the Pacific, Lanakila Baptist Junior & Senior High School, Honolulu Waldorf School, Christian Academy, Pacific Buddhist Academy, Island Pacific Academy, Koolau Baptist Academy, Hoala School, Holy Family Catholic Academy, St. Ann’s Schools, St. Anthony School, St. Joseph School, Hongwanji Mission School, Hawaii Preparatory Academy, Seabury Hall, Island School, Christian Liberty Academy, Haleakala Waldorf School, Hualalai Academy, Montessori School of Maui, Maui Preparatory Academy, Christ the King School, Doris Todd Memorial Christian School, Makua Lani Christian School, Malamalama Waldorf School, Hawaii Montessori School at Kona, Montessori Hale O Keiki Inc.

Public High Schools (All Islands), if you click on the link below it will take you to the Hawaii Department of Education list of Hawaii Public Schools and you will be able to view each school and opportunities available.

Detailed  list and links of Hawaii Public Schools can be found here 

Hawaii Department of Education ” Teaching in Hawaii”

Hawaii Colleges (All Islands), the list below is the employment pages for Hawaii Colleges

University of Hawaii, Hawaii Pacific University, BYU Hawaii, Kapiolani Community College, Honolulu Community College, University of Phoenix (Hawaii Campus), Shidler College of Business UH, Leeward Community College, University of Hawaii Community Colleges Career Connections Website, Maui Community College Molokai, Kauai Community College, Maui Community College, Remington College Honolulu Campus, Heald College

These links should provide you with a good starting point in locating a job at one of Hawaii’s public or private schools. If you have any questions please contact us here at support@helpwantedhawaii.info

ALOHA! Mike Nale, Founder, Helpwantedhawaii.info

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Marine Corps Base Hawaii Jobs

Plenty of Jobs available on Marine Corps Base Hawaii

Are you interested in working on Marine Corps Base Kaneohe or Camp Smith Hawaii? If so then you need to visit the Marine Corps Base Jobs website located here. A job on the base can be very rewarding with excellent pay, benefits, and in some cases COLA or cost of living allowance, more pay! They have alot of jobs in trades, recreation, food service, and retail. You do not have to be associated with the military to apply for these jobs, although preference is given to spouses of active or reserve military or veteran applicants. We have tracked this website for over a year now and we see new postings all the time. So what are you waiting for, you could be working with a few good men, and women! You can also call their Job Vacancy Line at 808-254-7619 for more information.

Aloha, Mike Nale, founder, Helpwantedhawaii.info

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Is Your Resume Trash or Treasure?

Your resume will be considered a Treasure, if an employer realizes your value in the first, one-third of the page; or first, ten to fifteen seconds.  If the employer is unable to discover enough value, your resume could end up in their Trash.  I have some resume basics I believe are crucial: 

An Objective provides no value if you:

  1. State that your goal is the position for which you are applying – this is obvious
  2. State that your goal is to find new challenges, utilize your knowledge and skills, contribute to the company, etc. – these are hollow words that provide no proof of your value

A Professional Statement is best and presented just after your contact information (no heading).  Ease of reading can be achieved in paragraph or bulleted formats; however, they must both be:

  1. Rich in keywords and facts that can be verified in the balance of your resume.
  2. Limited in fill words, such as: the, that, and, a, etc.
  3. Short and to the point, with details in the content of the resume.
  4. No personal pronouns, such as: I, me, my (as with the entire document).

If you are applying for positions in more than one job type or industry, multiple resumes with varied Professional Statements should be created.  I recommend study of the job description to draw key words and phrases from your resume and create your Professional Statement. 

Showcase accomplishments and quantify as much as possible, rather than list duties and responsibilities.  Employers are looking for results you can bring to their company. 

Keep the employer’s focus on text that spotlights You – not the formatting tools.  Use lines of separation, bold and underlined text, and bullets to compliment your content – not overpower it.  Hold your resume at arm’s length; if you see lines, headings, or bullets that jump out, pull and detain your eyes from the rest of the content, revisit your formatting options.  For example, a heading should not be capitalized and underlined and bolded, since using one or two of those options would draw the eye and make your point.  If your headings are clear, separation lines are not needed; your readers will understand the section has changed. 

Education placement is controversial, but I consult the job description for my guideline.  If specific education is required, the degree(s) you earned should be near the top of your resume, or noted in the Professional Statement.  If the hiring manager or company have ties to the school/university, prominent placement of education could be beneficial.  If you have earned college credit, do not list high school, unless the name of the school or recent accomplishments could be beneficial. 

Stating “References provided upon request” is a waste of ink – it is a given that you will provide them if asked.  If you are asked to include references with your cover letter and resume, provide them in a separate document.  This allows you to send references only when needed, and your two-page (max) resume can accommodate valid accomplishments, education, and experience. 

Lee Anne Brownfield, Career Waves – http://www.leeannebrownfield.com/

LinkedIn profile – http://www.linkedin.com/in/leeannebrownfield

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Are you a Freelancer/Consultant? Try GURU.com

If your a freelancer or consultant you may want to showcase your skills on Guru.com.A website that caters strictly to those who are looking for this type of work. As outsourcing has grown in popularity for some companies so has contract work and Guru.com is the worlds largest online marketplace. Guru.com gives you the opportunity to create a profile, post portfolios of work, search projects, bid on projects, be rated, and also get paid through the service. The site has grown in popularity and was recently mentioned with high marks on CNN. If your a freelancer, consultant, or you would like to get into this kind of work Guru.com is the place to go. On the flip side of that employers can also post jobs, review profiles, and portfolios. If your still looking for work in Hawaii and your a Guru at something this may be the website for you to find work.

Mike Nale, Founder, Helpwantedhawaii.info

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Trump Tower Waikiki Employment Update

I have not seen anything yet from Trump Tower Waikiki on employment. I contacted the staff at the site and I did not get any responses. I know that alot of you are interested in applying for work when they open this year, so I will continue to stay on top of this. If you know of anything please let me know by sending an email to support@helpwantedhawaii.info (Note: Trump Employment is not associated with Donald Trump anymore since his resignation on February 14, 2009) you will not be able to find any job postings on the Trump Employment website, this is just for the Hotels & Casino that bear his name.

Aloha, Mike Nale, Founder, Helpwantedhawaii.info

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Hawaii’s Healthcare System has Jobs

Career Links to Hawaii’s Healthcare System

Since Healthcare and Education remain strong industries for employment nationwide during this recession I thought it would be appropriate to do a post on Hawaii Healthcare opportunities. If you are a Healthcare professional or you would like to work in the industry I am listing important links below so that you can review what is available for you. It is important to note that Hawaii has always had a shortage of Nurses, Physicians, and Medical Technicians so if you are considering Hawaii as a possible place to work, we have plenty of opportunity available. I will be posting “Hawaii Education has Jobs” next week.

Local Hawaii Hospital Career Site Links

(Island of Oahu)

Queens Medical Center

Hawaii Pacific Health

Wahiawa General Hospital

Tripler Army Medical Center

Kahuku Medical Center

Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center

Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific

(Island of Maui)

West Maui Hospital

Maui Memorial Medical Center

(Island of Kauai)

Wilcox Hospital

(The Big Island)

North Hawaii Community Hospital

Hilo Medical Center

Kona Community Hospital

(Molokai)

Molokai General Hospital

 In addition to the links above there are also temporary and permanent placement through medical staffing agencies for Nurses and Physicians. The links below are the leaders in Hawaii medical placement.

Nursefinders

Kahu Malama Nursing

Island Temporary Nursing

Lam Associate Physician Search

Hawaii Temp Healthcare

This list above does not comprise every clinic or lead available but it does provide the best places to start. If you are an out of state applicant you can find information from the State of Hawaii for Nurse Licensing by clicking here. If you need more information or you cannot find the information in this post you can also contact us here at support@helpwantedhawaii.info 

Aloha, Mike Nale, Founder, Helpwantedhawaii.info

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pic_logo_119x321Helpwantedhawaii.info is now on LinkedIn.com the leading business social network online. If you are a part of LinkedIn.com we have a group on the site so make sure you join the Helpwantedhawaii.info group. You can send your job postings, make suggestions, or link with me directly.

Aloha

Mike Nale, Founder, Helpwantedhawaii.info

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