M2 Assignment 2: Conducting a Job SearchAn undergraduate psychology degree provides you with some flexibility when selecting a career. The knowledge of how people think, develop, and behave, as well a

M2 Assignment 2: Conducting a Job Search
Select one of the three careers you identified and discussed in
and conduct a job search for actual openings in your area. If you are willing to eventually relocate, you may choose openings elsewhere as well. You may choose to use at least one source or all of the following sources to find available positions in your chosen career of interest:
Refer to the Job Resources document to find additional online sources relating to online job searches.
Download and review a copy of the Job Search Data Bank template. Provide the results of the mock job search you completed for this assignment by filling out the table in the template.
Begin by summarizing your career interests. Briefly describe what you concluded from
about the types of positions best suited to your career interests. For example, if you are most interested in a career as a psychologist, would you prefer to pursue a position in a clinic, a private practice, or a nonprofit organization? Would you prefer to specialize in working with children? Do you hope to have a research or teaching position instead?
List at least four positions you found during your job search. These four positions should match the interests you identified in
For each identified job opening, indicate the likelihood of your being eligible for the position upon graduating from college with a bachelor’s degree.
Put the information in your own words. Place quotation marks around the portions you have quoted from the ads. Cite your sources using APA style in-text citations and a reference list in APA style below your table in the “Job Search Data Bank” template provided.
Use the following file-naming convention: M2_A2_Lastname_Firstname.doc.
All written assignments and responses should follow APA rules for attributing sources. Use this APA Citation Helper as a convenient reference for properly citing resources.