Keep an on eye on the trends in science and technology, education, global economics, medical research, health insurance, legislation and reforms, demographic shifts, communications. Analyze your different work options. You have the option of moving to a new organization, staying with your current organization, starting a whole new career, or creating your own business. If you need to stay where you are, consider enriching your life by sharing your skills and time as a volunteer. Take the time to gather information on these options.
Information is essential to re-careering.
Make it happen. All colleges have certified career counselors who work not only with registered students but also with individuals from the community who are seeking career and academic advice. These counselors can also connect you with other college support systems, such as tutors, study skills courses, financial aid sources, and support groups. All rights reserved. AARP Webplace Privacy Policy .