The Career Catapult System
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Course Introduction

How To Navigate Through The Course
Welcome video
Important Course Dates/Times
Welcome Packet
Career Catapult Community Links
Monthly Zoom Meeting link
Module 1- Career Goal Mindset

Keeping An Open Mind
My Career Journey
My Skillset
Module 2- Applying For Jobs-The Basics

6 Types of Jobs You Can Apply To Besides Medical Coding
2 Websites To Use To Look For a Job
7 More Places To Look For a Job
Mind Map
Boost-Your-Strengths-Exercise
Learning Checkpoint
Module 3-Resume Basics

Resume Basics- video
Sections of a Resume Part 1- video
Sections of a Resume Part 2-video
6 Tips On Writing Your Resume Summary
Resume Summary Example
3 Articles/Blog Posts About Using Adjectives on Your Resume
3 Articles/Blog Post About Using Action Verbs on Your Resume
Resume writing checklist
Learning Checkpoint
Module 5-Using LinkedIn To Network

Sign Up For LinkedIn- 5 Steps
9 Sections of Your LinkedIn Profile
6 Example LinkedIn Headlines
3 Tips for Writing the Summary (About Section)
Sending Out Invitations To Connect On LinkedIn- 5 Steps
11 Sample Connection Request Messages
Networking Log
How To Find Groups on LinkedIn
Using LinkedIn Premium (optional)
LinkedIn Review
2 More Places To Network For a Job
Learning Checkpoint
Module 4- Tools For Writing Your Resume

Resume Template 1
Resume Template 2
Using Indeed Resume Builder- Free Tool
Writing a Cover Letter
Sample Cover Letter
Cover Letter Template
Resume Writing Services
Learning Checkpoint
Module 6- Preparing For An Interview

5 Things To Do To Prepare For An Interview
20 Common Interview Questions with Sample Answers
Practice Answering Interview Questions
3 Articles/Blog Posts About What You Should Ask An Employer
3 Sample Questions You Can Ask An Interviewer
Questions for Interviewer Worksheet
Learning Checkpoint
Module 7- Sending Out Your Resume

Let's Review
6 Tips- Emailing Your Resume To a Potential Employer
Job Search Tracker
Notebook Paper
3 Ways To Keep From Getting Discouraged
Thank you
Student Survey

Keeping An Open Mind

Please watch this quick video about keeping an open mind as your going through your journey to getting your first job in the healthcare industry.

Key points:

[1:03] I am proud of you for taking the first steps to achieving your goals and you should be proud of yourself too.

[2:22] Many coding schools out there mislead students into thinking they will get a coding job right away.

[3:40] Your first job may not be a coding job. It may be a foot in the door type job such as patient rep position or working denials.

[4:24] I will never tell you to give up on finding a coding job. Seek out coding jobs and apply to them later on in the modules. Prepare to go on coding interviews. But also be aware that there are other types of jobs that coders can do, and you may be offered one of those jobs as your first position.

[4:41] Most (99 percent) of my students accept that fact and are ok with looking for a job that is similar to coding, as well as also looking for a coding job. If you fall into the 1 percent that is not ok with that, please pause a moment and email me so I can talk to you. I want to support all of you no matter where you are in your journey to getting a job in the industry.

[6:18] Part of my role as your coach is to be honest and upfront with you about everything. I do not sugarcoat the industry or give you any misleading information. I just want everyone to be aware of how the industry is and to keep an open mind from day one.