Hello! I am a very experienced training and development professional, most recently with extensive experience in designing elearning and administering the organization‘s learning management system (LMS). I am actively job searching (currently employed looking to change employers). I am located in Ohio and interested in remote and/ or hybrid and would consider on-site. Does anyone have recommendations of recruiters to work with specifically in the elearning design and LMS administration fields?

I worked as a trainer for a trucking company. I facilitated in-class training and managed continuous learning by creating PPTs and uploading MP4 videos to an LMS. I do not have formal training in instructional design or a college degree, but want to pursue this career. I'm working on learning Articulate and upskilling with other multi media and editing tools, and brushing up on learning methodologies. My concern is the lack of the degree. I have 6+ years experience, but will that be enough?

I am really at a crossroads. Do I begin my paralegal training certification program in January( ABA approved) & start working next summer? Or do I try to get a legal job & prep for the law school admission process for 2027? LSAT diagnostic was a 162 but I really need a job. Currently have an internship as a legal case manager & I’m constantly applying for resume building opportunities; no interviews from paying full time jobs. I know my state school & lack of legal internships my limits options

I want to do a gen ai course but a lot of my experience with gen ai has been prompt engineering or even with agentic ai I felt like I was largely copying and pasting from documentation. I want to something that is ideally not self paced or certificates but a session or 3 day or so course where it’s hands on and interactive. Learning about RAG, MCP etc any advice? I also want to do a course to be better with my knowledge on data architecture or modelling - * continued in comments

Hi everyone. I am Anastacia, an aspiring Front-End Developer passionate about building responsive and user-friendly web interfaces. I’m currently seeking internship opportunities to apply and grow my skills in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, and Node.js. I enjoy solving problems through clean and efficient code and am eager to contribute to real projects. Feel free to connect with me or check out my projects: github.com/Anastacia-Code. Twitter:https://twitter.com/AnnaDev__

I’m looking to apply to law school next cycle. I graduated May 2025 with an okay GPA, but not ideal. This was due to taking on leadership opportunities and due to personal matters that put a strain on my academic life. I plan to take the LSAT both in August and September, but am worried about admissions. I’m hoping to go to Chapman, but am looking at UCI and Pepperdine as well. I’m open to suggestions and advice if anyone has additional insight. Thanks!

I have been studying for the LSAT since late December, but I'm still scoring 132 on LawHub. Is there a 'hack' that has helped you to improve your scores? Where's a good place to find a tutor? Law school students? Online? I'm also studying for the patent exam. Advice to improve application? BS Physics GPA: 3.27 with 6 withdrawals; MS Information Systems GPA: 3.70. First job at 24 is as a jail admin aide for two months now.

I just successfully completed my latest college degree in prevention and intervention in cybersecurity. This course was completed at Maisonneuve College in Montreal. I also have a 2nd college degree in Network Management and telecoms completed back in 2014. I'm looking for a job as L.2 tech with possibilities of becoming L.3 or as a junior analyst in cybersecurity. Im on the market and currently looking. Feel free to contact me for more info.

I have been studying for the LSAT since late December, but I'm still scoring 132 on LawHub. Is there a 'hack' that has helped you to improve your scores? Where's a good place to find a tutor? Law school students? Online? I'm also studying for the patent exam. Advice to improve application? BS Physics GPA: 3.27 with 6 withdrawals; MS Information Systems GPA: 3.70. First job at 24 is as a jail admin aide for two months now.

I'm currently a training coordinator, and want to pivot into entry/mid-level learning & development or instructional design roles. I thought my current experience (2.5 yrs) would help, but I've been applying to tons of jobs with no callbacks. Does anyone have advice on how to break into L&D? If anyone has free/affordable course or certification recommendations, that would be greatly appreciated.