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College and Career Counseling with Ms. Braren

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College and Career Counseling with Ms. Braren

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You can join my Google classroom for more information and assistance by entering these class codes.
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Or I can be reached by phone or text on my Blackberry at (646)240-8188

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Click here to begin exploring which CUNY colleges have the major that interests you!

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College Name Key

Four-Year Colleges
Baruch: Baruch College

Brooklyn: Brooklyn College

City: City College of New York

CSI: College of Staten Island

Hunter: Hunter College

John Jay: John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Lehman: Lehman College

Medgar: Medgar Evers College

City Tech: NYC College of Technology

Queens: Queens College

SPS: School of Professional Studies

York: York College

Community Colleges
BMCC - Borough of Manhattan Community College

BCC - Bronx Community College

Guttman - Guttman Community College

Hostos - Hostos Community College

KCC - Kingsborough Community College

LGCC - LaGuardia Community College

QCC - Queensborough Community College

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the greatest urban university in the world

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Academic Programs - The City University of New York

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Four-Year Colleges Baruch: Baruch College Brooklyn: Brooklyn College City: City College of New York CSI: College of Staten Island Hunter: Hunter College John Jay: John Jay College of Criminal Justice Lehman: Lehman College Medgar: Medgar Evers College City Tech: NYC College of Technology Queens: Queens College SPS: School of Professional Studies York: York College Community Colleges BMCC - Borough of Manhattan Community College BCC - Bronx Community College Guttman - Guttman Community College Hostos - Hostos Community College KCC - Kingsborough Community College LGCC - LaGuardia Community College QCC - Queensborough Community College

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Click here to begin exploring which CUNY colleges have the major that interests you!

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Have a school in mind but have never been there? You can use this tool to take a virtual tour

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Virtual College Tours, Virtual Reality Education

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Experience 1,000+ colleges & universities in virtual reality. Narrow your college choices with the best virtual experiences of schools worldwide.

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FREE District 79 Trade/Vocational School

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FREE District 79 Trade/Vocational School

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If you didn't know, now you know! That's right! We have our very own trade school in District 79 called Co-op Tech that is totally free for students between 17 and 21 years old.  Click this link to explore their website.

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For over 30 years, The School of Cooperative Technical Education is a half-day vocational program that offers students hands on training in a variety of in demand and cutting edge trade areas. Coop Tech serves approximately 1,500 students who are 17 to 21 years of age and who represent a wide variety of ethic and cultural backgrounds, disabilities and educational histories. Coop Tech students join us as either shared instruction students who also attend over 130 traditional high schools and Pathways to Graduation programs or as post-graduates who have already obtained a diploma.

Cooperative Learning

Coop Tech offers classes in all five boroughs that provide students with cutting edge trade classes and technology training that meet the growing demands of our nation's workplace. Many students in Coop Tech are given the opportunity to take part in the Department of Education's Work Based Learning Program (WBL) which provides job readiness skills knowledge of basic safety and OSHA procedures, CPR, and real world of work exposure. Upon recommendation from program faculty, each student can be matched with one of Coop Tech's intern partnership sites. Students are encouraged to take full advantage of internship opportunities as they build their portfolios and expand their skills for future employment. Eligible students who participate in paid internships receive minimum wage in addition to real work experience.

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For over 30 years, The School of Cooperative Technical Education is a half-day vocational program that offers students hands on training in a variety of in demand and cutting edge trade areas. Coop Tech serves approximately 1,500 students who are 17 to 21 years of age and who represent a wide variety of ethic and cultural backgrounds, disabilities and educational histories.

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Pathways to Graduation Workforce Development with Ms. Passe

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Pathways to Graduation Workforce Development with Ms. Passe

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Virtual Employment Services by Workforce 1

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Virtual Employment Services by Workforce 1

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If you or any of your family members need employment assistance Workforce 1 is providing virtual employment services.You can access those services here.

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Five steps you can take to get a city job!

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Career opportunity. Job security. Great benefits. And a rewarding mission. Whether you are looking to start, grow, or change your career, there is no better place to live your dream than with the City of New York. Whatever your career ambitions, chances are we have an opportunity for you. We represent the largest local government in the U.S. with more than 300,000 employees and 80 agencies.

Find out About Exams

Over 80% of our jobs require to you to take a competitive exam. The exam list is posted every year in July and is updated monthly.

Apply for an Exam

Review the list of upcoming exams and apply for the exams you want to take on the Online Application System (OASys) or at one of our testing centers. You will have to meet basic criteria and pay a fee to qualify.

Take the Exam

Once you apply for the exam, you can take most exams online or at a testing center, located in all five boroughs.

Get Your Results

It takes nine to 12 months for exam results to be processed. Once available, your test scores and official results will be posted on your OASys dashboard. In addition, we will mail you your results and post the list of people who passed, ranked in order by score.

Get Called for an Interview

When it's your turn on the list, you will get an invitation to interview in the mail from a City agency that is hiring.

Get the Offer!

Congratulations!

Get Started

Most City positions - over 80% - require you to take and pass a civil service exam. Standardized testing helps ensure the hiring process is fair and competitive and we find the right person for the job. Other positions do not require a civil service exam. A full list of jobs - those that require an exam and those that do not - can be found on the NYC.gov/jobs page.

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Career opportunity. Job security. Great benefits. And a rewarding mission. Whether you are looking to start, grow, or change your career, there is no better place to live your dream than with the City of New York. Whatever your career ambitions, chances are we have an opportunity for you.