Midpointers Provides Career And Education Advice To Mid-career Professionals

By Author: Lee Kantz
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Mid-career and mid-life professionals have a new resource as they look to transition their careers and lives into something better. midPointers, A Mid-Career Professional and Education Destination, provide advices on jobs in growth fields, on taking charge of your professional and personal life, and on the educational opportunities to get you where you want to go in your second half.

Our nation's leaders have placed a premium on education as a way out of our current economic problems, and funding for education has increased as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. "More and more, America's economic preeminence, our ability to outcompete other countries, will be shaped not just in our boardrooms, not just on our factory floors, but in our classrooms, and our schools," President Obama recently told graduates of Hampton University earlier this year.

Our national and global economic recovery is dependent on mid-career professionals seeking out opportunities and planning for a more productive and more lucrative second half of their careers, according to midPointers Founder, Lee Kantz. This ...
... is an ideal time for many who have been laid off, downsized, outsourced, or who are simply growing weary of their current situations, to reinvent themselves and redirect the second half of their careers.
We can't wait much longer, our families can't wait, and our national economy can't wait, says Kantz. This re-education and this personal recovery are central to our nation's economic recovery.

Whether it's new careers in such hot fields as green jobs, cyber-security, or international business, midPointers provides advice on transitioning your career into these and other high-growth fields, along with links to degree programs that can help you stand out from other job-seekers. All of these educational opportunities are designed for today's working professionals, which means you can advance your education while you're still on the job.

midPointers is divided into four main categories: Your Career, Your Education, Your Passion, and Your Life, plus a Degree Directory for finding degrees in your area of interest. Articles help those looking to transition their careers, or step up in their current ones, by providing information on high-growth fields and on specific learning opportunities in those fields.

The Your Passion section includes information on career and education opportunities for more personal fulfillment, such as teaching, counseling, and religious programs.
We aim to be the dominant web site for those at mid-career who are looking for a fresh start through education and career advancement, says Kantz.

For more information, visit www.midpointers.com