Our Academic Job Market Webinar Series Starts this week!

While the data is mixed, some fields are seeing a rebound in academic hiring to pre-pandemic levels (which are not good levels, but are better than the last couple of years).

If you’re applying, don’t go it alone. Let us help. Our webinars are amazing, if I say so myself!  I love to talk to folks there, and answer your real questions live on air.

Join me for 1.5 hour content-PACKED webinars on all aspects of the academic job search. 1 hour of content, 30 minutes of Q&A.

And, YES, you get the recordings afterward!

Just until Friday 10/28 get a package deal on all six webinars, a $50 savings (click on logo):

 

If you prefer to register for individual webinars, click here!

#1 – Managing the Academic Job Market (in Turmoil)
Fri, Oct 28, 3pm ET

Compendium of everything you need to know about applying for academic jobs, from a competitive record, to applying, interviewing, and negotiating. Updated for covid/post-covid.

#2 – How To Write a Job Application Part I – CL and CV
Thurs, Nov 3, 3 pm ET

Deep dive into the most important documents of the academic job application, the cover letter and CV.

#3 – How to write a Job Application Part II -RS, TS, DS
Tues, Nov 8, 6 pm ET

Deep dive into the secondary documents of the academic job application, the Research, Teaching, and Diversity Statements

#4 – Interview Intervention Webinar
Tues, Nov 22, 6 pm ET

Deep dive into the academic interview–what questions to expect, how to prepare, effective responses, and the most common pitfalls and how to avoid.

#5 – Campus Visit Webinar
Tues, Nov 29, 6 pm ET

Deep dive into the campus visit- what to expect, how to plan and prepare, different kinds of meetings (the Dean, grad students, the search committee), handling meals, the Job Talk, illegal/inappropriate questions, and other intangibles.

#6 – How to Publish Your Academic Book
Tues, Dec 6, 6 pm ET

Deep dive into the logistics and unwritten rules of publishing a scholarly monograph, from updating./editing the dissertation, to reaching out to editors, to submitting a formal proposal package, negotiating a pre-contract, etc.

Register for Webinars Here!

As always, newsletter folks get a discount! Use code: WEBZONE20

We have a particular commitment to supporting Black and Indigenous women in the academy. This is a core company mission. If you are a member of these communities, and finances are an issue in working with us, please get in touch to discuss arrangements.

And as always: if you want to work with us personally on your job applications, interviews, campus visit prep, job talk, or negotiating, Just email us at gettenure@gmail.com and we’ll get you scheduled for our first open date.

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask at gettenure@gmail.com and our ace Executive Assistant and Impresario, Rain Grace Rue, will get you sorted!