Today: Cartoon with Young Art Lessons (Virtual)
This program was generously sponsored by the Friends of the West Valley Branch Library. Young Art Lessons presents this virtual drawing art class for ages 5-10. Learn and develop stronger drawing skills and a better understanding of compositions with a live art instructor. You’ll have a chance to share your art work and ask questions at the end of the program. You will need the following items: “¢ Paper “¢ Pencil “¢ Eraser “¢ Your favorite art tools to color with Registration is required to receive a link and password. Deadline to sign-up will be 1 hour before the program begins. Links and passwords will be emailed at least 30 minutes before the program. The virtual room will open 3 minutes before the program begins. We do recommend everyone “arrive” at least 10 minutes before the program to ensure you are able to enter the “room”. If you do not receive an email with the program link at least 30 minutes before the program begins, please check your spam and other folders. If still unable to find it, please use the Chat to ask a team member for help. For those under 18 years of age who may be joining us, we recommend that a parent/legal guardian be with you during the meeting. Learn more about Zoom at zoom.us. *Reminder – Those not on the Guest List will not be considered registered, and will not receive a virtual “ticket”. Registration accepted on a first come first serve basis. To request an accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act for library-sponsored events, please call 408-808-2000 or email Accessibility@sjlibrary.org at least three business days prior to the event.
Audience: Kids, ages 5-10 Source
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Today: Career Vision: Discovering Your Interests, Passions, and Talents
This interactive workshop help teens and young adults discover their passions, interests, talents, and skills, but also learn about their work aversions and the things they want to avoid in their work environment and career goals.
Participants will learn to apply their interests, passions, and talents to potential job, career, college major, and entrepreneurial ideas.
To request an accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act for library-sponsored events, please call 408-808-2000 or email Accessibility@sjlibrary.org at least three business days prior to the event.
Audience: Adults, ages 18+,Teens, ages 12-18 Source
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♦ For those under 18 years of age who may be joining, we recommend that a parent/legal guardian be with you during the meeting. |
Today: Career Vision: Choosing a Major and College
This workshop will be the third in a series of career workshops. In this workshop, Jamie will discuss how to choose a major and a college that is best for their long term career goals.
To request an accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act for library-sponsored events, please call 408-808-2000 or email Accessibility@sjlibrary.org at least three business days prior to the event.
Audience: Adults, ages 18+,Teens, ages 12-18 Source
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♦ For those under 18 years of age who may be joining, we recommend that a parent/legal guardian be with you during the meeting. |
Today: Career Vision: Building a Resume from Scratch and Proactive Job/ Internship Searching
In this last workshop of the series, participants will learn the basics of proactive job/internship searching and will learn how to take every day skills and apply them to a resume.
They will also learn to be deliberate in new skill acquisition and utilize resources to gain new skills to get the jobs/internships they want, often in less than a few hours. Work ethic will also be discussed and how to use work experiences to build skills, experience, and future opportunities, not just earn a paycheck or to check off a box for their college application.
To request an accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act for library-sponsored events, please call 408-808-2000 or email Accessibility@sjlibrary.org at least three business days prior to the event.
Audience: Adults, ages 18+,Teens, ages 12-18 Source
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♦ For those under 18 years of age who may be joining, we recommend that a parent/legal guardian be with you during the meeting. |
Today: Career Vision: Being Deliberate in High School and Beyond
This workshop will be the first in a series of career workshops. This first one will be a motivational talk about getting started in life by being deliberate and making good choices about jobs, school, majors, friends, impression management, volunteer work, experiences, life choices, resumes, and interviews.
The workshop will also detail how lack of exposure results in lack of choices and how career education is taught in America and what families can do to counter what they have been taught. Strategies for parents and students about how to make the most of high school, to prepare for college, explore careers, and discover the “I AM” in order to make high school a fun, engaging, and educational experience that leads to career discovery and motivates students to take control of their future.
To request an accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act for library-sponsored events, please call 408-808-2000 or email Accessibility@sjlibrary.org at least three business days prior to the event.
Audience: Adults, ages 18+,Teens, ages 12-18 Source
♦ This event is online. Review the event description and requirements in advance.
♦ For those under 18 years of age who may be joining, we recommend that a parent/legal guardian be with you during the meeting. |
