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LinkedIn for job seekers

This presentation demonstrates how to use LinkedIn to build your brand, develop a professional network and find jobs.
LinkedIn for students

This presentation will explore the importance of professional branding and how you can use LinkedIn to begin building your brand and finding opportunities as a student.
Learning LinkedIn

This LinkedIn Learning course will help you discover how to make the most of your LinkedIn account -- and you don't need a LinkedIn Learning subscription to watch!
Profile tip sheet

We share some tips on creating a great profile and updating it along your career journey.
Job search checklist

We'll walk you through the basic steps of completing your profile and searching for jobs on LinkedIn.
Learning LinkedIn for Students

This LinkedIn Learning course will help you discover how to best leverage LinkedIn as a student.
Building a great student profile

Use this handout to build your professional brand on LinkedIn.
Communicating effectively on LinkedIn

If you're a student, check out this handout for tips on communicating with other professionals on LinkedIn.
Networking on LinkedIn

We'll help you begin building your professional network to jumpstart your career.
LinkedIn for newcomers

If you identify as a refugee or have recently resettled in a new community, check out our guide to leveraging LinkedIn.
LinkedIn for veterans

We've got tips and advice for translating your experience to the civilian workforce and building your community on LinkedIn.
Transition from Military to Civilian Employment

Leverage this LinkedIn Learning course to envision a new career, plot a transition plan, translate your experience, network into opportunity, and excel in your new role.
Transition from Military to Student Life

Leverage this LinkedIn Learning course to work towards gaining admission to schools, excelling as a new student on campus, and using your education to establish an exciting career.
Finding your next mentor

We know that mentoring can be critical to success in your career. Check out these tips from MENTOR: The National Mentorship on surrounding yourself with the right people.
Resource guide for mentees

If you're having a career mentoring conversation with a new connection, review this handout to prepare and make the most of the opportunity.
LinkedIn for veterans tip sheet

Whether you’re about to leave the military, pursuing higher education, or looking for your next job, LinkedIn offers tons of resources to help you get ahead. Here's an overview.
LinkedIn for veteran entrepreneurs

If you're a veteran looking to use LinkedIn to grow your business, check out the tips in our webinar.
LinkedIn for veterans

In this webinar, we share the top things that a veteran or military servicemember needs to know about making the most of LinkedIn.
How veterans can make the most out of LinkedIn

This LinkedIn post details actions and resources that you can use as a veteran to get ahead in your career.
Maximize the value of LinkedIn's military spouse program

This article covers how you can leverage LinkedIn to advance your career as a military spouse.
Transition from military to civilian employment

Get the skills necessary to envision a new career, plot a transition plan, translate your experience, network into opportunity, and excel in your new role through this LinkedIn Learning path.
Transition from military to student life

Get the skills to gain admission to schools, excel as a new student on campus, and use your education to establish an exciting career through this LinkedIn Learning path.
Get ahead as a military spouse

Check out this LinkedIn Learning path to learn how to find and manage work opportunities best suited to your skills and needs and excel in the workforce.
LinkedIn for veterans

Make the most of your career transition with support from this in-depth presentation.
LinkedIn for military spouses

Leverage the tips and resources in this in-depth presentation to get ahead in your career.
LinkedIn Opportunity Index 2018: Asia Pacific

We surveyed over 11,000 respondents across 9 markets in Asia Pacific to better understand common barriers holding people back from achieving their own definitions of success.