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Education II Careers is thrilled about this week's upcoming article, "Learn, Excel, Arrive, and Progress (LEAP). The article will focus on how seamlessly to transition from a college student to a career-motivated adult. The article will publish on Monday, May 15, 2017.

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Retention in the Workplace-A Millennials Prerogative More than likely, non-millennials are hearing countless reports and statics of millennials job-hopping from one company to the next. We chuck the rumors up as the younger working adults are lazy, or they expect more for less. However, we never consider why they job hop. We assume the new generation does not respect hard work or they are the give me generation. We believe this generation does not want to start from the... bottom and progress to higher positions within a company. No, this new generation is looking for an award without winning; let us call them the winning team. However, perhaps a more underlining purpose is in play, and just maybe they have a clear reasoning behind the madness. TCC Wireless has hundreds of stores nationwide with a staggering 85 percent of those are Millennials. Sounds impossible but in fact, the retention is extremely high with 20 percent of employees falling below the national average for retailers and profits are at a record gain Elton and Gostick (2017). TTC Wireless began implementing a backpack program to help children in need across the country with school supplies. The employees’ engagement was unbelievable because the workers had a purpose other than making a profit but instead doing more for the greater good of the world. This giveaway is now an annual tradition. The company is planning on donating 300,000 backpacks this year with sponsorship. TCC slogan is Culture of good, which gives back to the community and employees (Elton & Gostick, 2017). What’s the difference? The difference is TCC Wireless is not just making a profit, but making a difference in the world. The millennials want their part in the world to matter because they are not only working for money but change. In society, money is a major player and a part of life; we need money to live, eat, and survive. However, the Millennials are looking for more than tradition; they are looking for the real meaning of life. A greater good may be the answer to "Why am I here?" and "What is my purpose?" Maybe this generation is the group of doing unto others, as you would want them to do unto you. Angie Monette, Publisher Education II Careers, 2017 Elton, C., & Gostick, A. (2017, March). How making a difference in the world reduces employee turnover. Pulse, 1(), 1-4. Retrieved from https://www.linkedin.com//how-making-difference-world-redu

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Saving for College-The Landscape of the 21st Century More Americans are continuing education, in fact, one out of every five families consider education a priority over retirement. The average family will save more than $48,367 according to a poll conducted by Gallup and Sallie Mae, a for-profit educational company. Saving is now a requirement as the world is connecting. Having a high school diploma is not sufficient, and the new American landscape is education first. Compet...Continue reading

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Happy New Year From: Education II Careers Education II Careers (EIIC) would like to reflect on how wonderful 2016 was for the organization. The accomplishments of last year were a remarkable milestone. We would like to thank our affiliates, volunteers, board members, and students who believe in a brighter tomorrow. As we look to the future, now more than ever before, education is crucial to landing a career. Organizations are seeking employees who can offer skills such as ...emotional intelligence, critical thinking, and higher learning. EIIC receive inquiries often from parents and students regarding what are the requirements to land the perfect job. Question: is College enough to land the ideal occupation? The answer is no, college is just a fragment of landing the perfect job; however, having a degree is what employers are looking for in candidates applying for jobs. We encourage you, your family, and friends to learn more about planning for college by proactively speaking to your school counselor or an Independent Educational Consultant. Speaking with an Educational Consultant can help with filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), Master Promissory Note (MPN), Parent Plus Loan, College Application, seeking the right scholarship and grants, and not taking out additional loans with high-interest rates, and avoiding Unscrupulous for-profit colleges. EIIC is available to help you with your educational success and career journey. Happy New Year!!! For more information about college, please visit https://www.educationto.careers/home.html

Celebrity Life Coach, Motivational Speaker, and Author of Reclamate Your Life, Ms. Alaisha Browder. We appreciate the time Ms. Browder took out from her busy schedule to speak at the 1st Annual EIIC awards ceremony. Thank you

1st Annual EIIC Awards and Celebration Ceremony Hosted by: Angie Monette, Director and Barbara J. Womack, Project Coordinator EIIC hosted the First Annual awards ceremony with special thanks to Board members Chase Qualls 3M Executive Sales, and Diane Douglas Person retired Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), Teacher. Also, Marion Lockridge, Ph.D., Author of Reclamate Your Life Alaisha Browder, Craig Thomas People Helping People (PHP), Pastor Frank Palomino Sober Livi...ng Homes, Joanne Hutchins Sewing With Love, Shakina Treasure Box Catering, and Liza’s Jewelry & Accessories. The event was a success, and EIIC received a great deal of positive feedback from the many guest and speakers. Special guest Motivational Speaker Alaisha Browder Author, celebrity Life Coach, and Vision Builder uplifted the audience with encouragement and understanding of reclaiming one’s life from depression, poverty, and the hopelessness of tomorrow. Three guests won her published book Reclamate Your Life. Barbara Womack Project Coordinator spoke about her struggles continuing and finishing college and how through perseverance, she was able to finish two Associate degrees at Victor Valley Community College and is currently working on a bachelor’s degree. The celebration was also a networking affair, which assembled entrepreneurs and small businesses to exchange information and set-up new partnerships. We look forward to 2017 Second Annual Awards and Celebration Ceremony. For more details about college tours, paying for college, knowing which college is the best fit, student scholarships and grants, student defaults, loan forgiveness programs and much more, please contact Education II Careers at (909) 657-6730. Thank you