Portfolio Pro Tips Series
Portfolio Pro Tip Series: Small Adjustments. Big Impact. Personal branding is, as you’ll read several times a day on LinkedIn, is a critical piece of representing yourself as a candidate. Depending on the field(s) you’re considering entering, a portfolio can be an excellent way to showcase your expertise and fit. Intended Audience: This series is […]
Sample Marketing Project
Sample Marketing Project Created as an Interview Project for Tutored by Teachers Brand book and website redesign created in Canva Market Research and Strategy to pursue Albuquerque Public Schools Sample Email targeting District-level personas including Superintendents, Curriculum Advisors, and Intervention Leads. Sample Marketing Project Created as an Interview Project for Tutored by Teachers Brand book and […]
Start-Ups vs. Established Companies
Choosing your focus role(s) isn’t the only important decision you’ll have to make when looking for your next position. Company type and structure can be a huge factor in the role’s long term fit and viability for you. Learning about the differences between Start-Ups vs. Established Companies can help inform your decision and set you up for success.
Embracing Multiple Income Streams
If 2023 taught me anything, it’s that relying on a single income isn’t safe. As a major income contributor in my household, I can’t afford to be out of work. And I can’t be at the mercy of a single employer.
Introduction to Neuroscience Fundamentals
Introduction to Neuroscience Fundamentals E-Learning Course Created in Rise360 Supplemental Content created with Google Docs & Canva Student-Led Self-Paced course model Asynchronous and Location & Device Agnostic Click the image above or this link to view the course. The Student-Led Self-Paced Course Model Digitally enhanced courses like this one, allow students to consume and […]
Does Product Management need a portfolio?
Who are product managers? Product Managers are the folks behind the tools that we all use and love. They are responsible for 1. Defining a product strategy, including identifying the product’s target market, developing the product vision, and creating the associated roadmaps that will help guide the product team (and any supporting groups) to deliver […]
Does Copywriting & editing need a portfolio?
Who are copywriters and copyeditors? So here’s a confession – copywriting and copyediting isn’t a field I was too familiar with before I started in my current role. In fact, when I thought of copywriters and editors before, I assumed they did editing in the traditional way that teachers edit – fixing mistakes, correcting grammatical, […]
Does Project Management need a portfolio?
Who are project managers? Project management is a dynamic field, that can sometimes feel opaque as responsibilities appear to be difficult to nail down to specific concrete tasks. In a nut shell, project managers: 1. Are assigned (or identify) a given project based on an identified need. 2. Define the scope of the project by […]
Does Sales need a portfolio?
Who are sales people? While sales is one of most widely-known field, it’s also an incredible diverse field with positions ranging from entry-level business-development roles all the way to director-level roles that include sales, operations, and other critical responsibilities. Other common positions include: 1. Sales Representative 2. Account Manager 3. Sales Associate 4. Inside Sales […]
Does Professional Development need a portfolio?
Who are professional development facilitators and trainers? Professional development and trainers tend to fall under the broader umbrella of Learning and Development, sometimes lovingly referred to as L&D. Interestingly, many other positions that transitioning teachers gravitate toward (and typically have transferable skills in) fall into Learning and Development. Other familiar roles include 1. Instructional Designer […]