One of FolioFLY’s OUTSTANDING student member talents, Lynnette from UNH, is an English/Journalism Major who previously worked on another project with rave reviews for her speed, accuracy and professionalism!
Based on Lynnette’s past experience and because of the career path and major she’s currently pursuing, she was selected to be a paid research assistant for an incredibly cool article on coffee trends being written for a national publication.      
Nice going, Lynnette!  Way to build your resume and make new business connections while you’re still in school…

Did You Know?  Out of the more than 2,000 4 year degree-granting colleges in the U.S, only about 50 schools offer a Sales major; yet in 2009 a sales job was ranked in the top 5 list of new grad jobs. That’s a LOT of on-the-job training goin’ on!  (Source: National Association of Colleges & Employers) 
So get a leg up on your job competition by really learning about selling before you graduate.  The concept of selling is such a critical skill for every type of business service and product, yet it’s rarely taught by itself in the classroom.  Successful selling relies on a …

Officially open for entries!
As part of FolioFLY’s new ‘Class to Community Connect Program’, we’re excited to introduce one of those rare portfolio-building opportunities for up-and-coming art, advertising and other college and graduate level artists local to South Jersey and Philly!
PROJECT DETAILS
Use your top-notch visual communications skills to create a window art advertisement for The Makeup Bar Salon in Cherry Hill, NJ.  Your design should convey how ”The Makeup Bar is more than just makeup!”
Simply submit your design concept via email attachment and send to designs@foliofly.com using the email subject header:  My Makeup Bar Design.
This opportunity is open to ONLY college level students.  The Makeup Bar Owner and Staff will select …

Details coming soon….

Have ya’ heard? FolioFLY’s the BIG thing in next generation job search and career development…no matter who you are, and where you live.  We’re literally building student career paths one project and industry experience at a time! 
Our new ‘Class to Community Connect’ initiative connects local business pros with area schools and teachers who SHOW students what different types of careers are out there.  Connecting with the community is a great way for students to enhance their education and learn about real job options and industries BEFORE spending money ‘n time on college tuition, and a major that may not be the right fit.   
By offering industry projects, job shadowing opportunities, 
internships and guest speaking engagements …