The First and Only Fashion and Image Career Coach Using Constructivist Learning Approach Debuted on StyleCareer.com

StyleCareer.com is an online publisher of eGuides that help fashion and image career seekers break into and succee with ease and confidence now offers affordable career coaching via e-mail.

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) February 14, 2004 --StyleCareer.com (http://www.stylecareer.com) is a one-year old site that helps fashion and image career seekers by publishing instantly downloadable eGuides and --NOW-offering affordable career coaching via e-mail (http://www.stylecareer.com/coaching.shtml). In less than one year, StyleCareer.com has been receiving 30,000 hits per month on average.

Jennie S. Bev, the editor-in-chief of StyleCareer.com and author of the eGuides, is a publisher author, educator and career coach. She is also a fashion industry analyst whose column can be found on FashionIndustryToday.com (http://www.fashionindustrytoday.com).

An article in the April 2004 issue of Entrepreneur, an international business magazine with 550,000 copies in circulation worldwide, will include coverage of StyleCareer.com and Ms. Bev. Interviewed by Staff Writer Nichole Torres, she talks about breaking into and succeeding as a fashion entrepreneur.

Jennie is an MBA and MS in Education degrees holder who is a passionate advocate of constructivist learning approach. Using this approach, learners or coachees use existing skills and knowledge as the springboard to get to where they want to be. For more details about her bio and experiences, visit JennieSBev.com (http://www.jenniesbev.com).

It is important to use existing skills and knowledge as the foundation of ones career, particularly in fashion and image careers, because what you already know and have creates a unique aura about your style. This is a very important selling point in the business," Jennie said.

For further information about constructivist learning approach, fashion and image career coaching services, and career guidebooks, contact:

Jennie S. Bev
Editor-in-Chief and Fashion Coach
StyleCareer.com
www.StyleCareer.com
editor@stylecareer.com
jsbev@prodigy.net

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