Important: The Career Center is only responsible for helping students find Learning Work opportunities; we don’t manage the application or verification process itself. For any questions, you’ll need to contact the Interim Coordinator directly at learningwork@wofford.edu
Job search is rocket science if all you do is lock-in, craft resumes daily, and hit the send button or submit in person when you see a new vacancy. You’ll get burnt out faster that way.
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