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Instructional Leadership, emphasis: K-12 School Leadership (MEd)
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  1. NAU
  2. OSFA
  3. Finding student employment

Getting a job as an NAU student

Find a job that suits you on or off campus

When you鈥檙e prepared and ready for it, a part-time job and/or Federal Work-Study position is a great way to gain experience and help pay for college. We encourage you to look for jobs that you鈥檒l find engaging and that will provide you with relevant experience for the career path you鈥檇 like to pursue.

Handshake

By far the best way to look for a student job is to search and become active on . The best part is, when you become an NAU student, you automatically have an account in Handshake.

Simply log in using the same username and password as your LOUIE account, update your profile, and begin searching for jobs that interest you.

Federal Work-Study

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Work studies and community partners

Federal Work-Study (FWS) provides funds for part-time employment for students with financial need to help them pay for college.

You can learn more about FWS, including how to find out if you鈥檙e eligible for it, through the frequently asked questions.

Employers highly value FWS students, and it鈥檚 a great way to control the number of hours you work to balance your job with your education. It鈥檚 strongly recommended to accept your FWS and pursue these positions if you鈥檙e eligible.

While most FWS positions are through NAU, a handful of community partners also offer FWS positions to NAU students, including:

Federal-Work Study FAQs

NAU Career Development

One of the best things you can do while pursuing a part-time job is to connect with NAU鈥檚 Career Development office. They鈥檒l help you search for a job, create or update your r茅sum茅, practice interviewing, and help you figure out the next steps as you go.

Virtual Advisor