Relocate to Frederick Maryland for a better job
For openers I need to hire an intern.Ideal Candidate is high school student with aspirations of being a journalist.
After School part time hours. I'm accepting applications the entire month of January with an eye on February being the job start date.
2 -3 hours a day, 2 to 4 days per week.
Can work from your own computer and Internet connection.
MUST be able to write a 200 character description of (summary of) a news story.
This is a minimum wage position but it's going to look real, REAL good on your resume and when you get into college (assuming you're going to be a journalism major)
I plan on finishing out the remainder of this year illustrating employment opportunities for young professionals seeking to relocate to Frederick Maryland.
OK, on with the rest of this issue:
The largest employer in Frederick County is Fort Detrick.
How to use CPOL (Army's Vacancy Announcements) to find Department of Army Vacancies Serviced by the Fort Detrick Civilian Personnel Advisory Center (CPAC):CPOL Web site: http://cpol.army.milFrom the official Fort Detrick Website
- Select: Employment
- Select: Army's Vacancy Announcements
- Scroll down to States and Select MARYLAND
- Hit Get Results
There will be about 200 vacant positions that will be listed for Maryland.
Many people work in Montgomery County and Live here in Frederick County (who can afford to live in Montgomery County Maryland?) that's why Rush Hour Traffic on RT 270 is a pain.
HOWEVER... if you live here in Frederick Maryland and Choose to work in Hagerstown Maryland (that's farther west for those of you reading this in a state outside of Maryland)
If you head up the mountain in the morning and down the mountain in the evening all the traffic is going the other way!!!
If you head up the mountain in the morning and down the mountain in the evening all the traffic is going the other way!!!
You'll basically get RT 70 all to yourself.
Life in Frederick Maryland
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