SEED: Career Growth 对比 The Eagle Heights App 的使用情况和统计数据

Find your next educational or career opportunity with SEED: Students Exploring Employment & Development, the app designed to connect learners with jobs, internships, and scholarships in the agriculture industry. The spirit of this app lives within Victor Hugo Green's ‘Negro Motorist Green Book of the Mid-20th Century.’ SEED serves as a memorial of a time where barriers prevented persons from traveling and walking through the front door safely. This app is that front door to provide all students with opportunities for jobs, internships, and scholarships and enter those spaces as they wish. Whether you’re a student looking for scholarships or actively seeking your next role, SEED has everything you need in one place, with features to help you find the right opportunities. - Search and Apply: Explore a comprehensive database of job postings, internships, and scholarships curated for learners. Find roles that match your interests and skills. - Explore Captivating Content: Dive into podcasts, videos, and articles to gain valuable insights and tips for your career in agriculture. Stay informed and inspired with the latest content. - Track Saved Opportunities: Keep track of jobs, internships, and scholarships you’re interested in. Easily manage and revisit your saved opportunities to stay organized. - Events and Networking: Discover local and virtual events to network with industry professionals and peers. SEED connects you with the agricultural community to expand your network. - Stay Updated: Get timely notifications about new job postings, application deadlines, and upcoming events. SEED ensures you never miss an opportunity. No matter where you are in your educational or career journey, SEED is here to support you in building a successful career in agriculture. — This work is supported by the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture, NEXTGEN Program, award #2023-7044-40157. Tennessee State University is an AA/EEO employer. SEED was designed by Tennessee State University in partnership with Perpetual.