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What is a Credential File?
A credential file is a packet of background information that is sent to a prospective employer when a candidate is applying for a professional position. Files are most frequently established for elementary and secondary school teachers, school administrators, college and university professors, school counselors, speech pathologists and other school specialty areas. Candidates applying for jobs in business, private industry or government typically do not establish credential files with the Career Development Office, however, the CDO will manage their files if they desire to use this service.
Why Should I Open a Credential File?
Credential files provide a professional, convenient, dependable aid in the job application process. It is a way to organize and send your information needed for potential employers and graduate schools. It also eliminates the time-consuming process of continuously compiling the necessary documents for various applications. Finally, it allows your information to reach the employer in one complete package.
How Do I Establish a Credential File?
Forms for credentail files are available at the Career Development Office, 1127 Park Street, or by clicking the links below.
Credential File Information Packet
Credential File Pages
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