Your Career
Changing Careers
More and more workers today are starting over in new careers to do what they
love.
Before taking the plunge, most weigh the pros and cons of making a job or
career change. Some even test-drive a new career for a few days before
deciding.
AARP offers resources to help you evaluate options and decide what's
right for you, including starting your own business, opening a franchise and
more.
My Dream Job Contest
Want to pursue your dream job? Have an interest in aligning your passion with your work? Interested in changing careers or starting your own business? Tell AARP what you would like to do and why you deserve to be a Grand Prize winner. You could be on your way to realizing your dream! Find out more about the My Dream Job contest.
AARP Co-sponsors 50+ Entrepreneur Expo
If you've considered starting your own business, you'll want to attend
Take Two: Your 50+ Entrepreneurship Event on November 3, presented by
AARP and Baruch College's Lawrence N. Field Center for
Entrepreneurship.
Learn how to turn your ideas into a business, seek financing, or assess the
pros and cons of a franchise deal. Attend workshops with small business
experts, get personalized advice on your self-employment ideas, and evaluate
your individual strengths and weaknesses.
Event Details:
Saturday, November 3
8:45 AM - 5 PM
Baruch College
One Bernard Baruch Way
New York, NY 10010
$195 for AARP members
$295 for non-members (Instant AARP membership and event discount are
available).
> Register Now
Looking for a New Job?
From writing great resumes and cover letters to surviving a layoff, choosing a
career counselor or working with an employment agency, AARP offers tips to help
you land (or keep!) the job you want.
AARP National Employer Team
Mature workers make good employees! You know it, and AARP knows it. That's
why we've collaborated with businesses to connect you to companies that
value your experience and abilities. Includes a list of National Employer Team
members in New York and links to current job openings.
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