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The Career Centers are here to assist students and alumni as they plan for a successful transition from the classroom to the workforce. That could mean exploring a long-term career path or finding a job for right now to help pay the bills. Either way, we’re here to help.
Career Center Events
Take a look at career-focused events and activities across the seven City Colleges.
Students Succeeding in the Workplace
Students get help finding the career that’s right for them, and the support they need to make their dream job a reality.
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Services for Alumni
Alumni from the last five years can access:
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- Job Search Assistance: Resume reviews, interview preparation, and job postings through Handshake.
- Workshops and Events: Networking opportunities, career fairs, and skill-building sessions
If you’ve been away from City Colleges for more than five years, we encourage you to connect with Workforce Centers in your area. These centers provide a wealth of resources.
If you’ve earned an advanced degree since leaving City Colleges (bachelor’s degree or higher), we recommend reaching out to your university’s alumni association or career center for tailored support.
At Your College
The Career Center at your college is here to help City Colleges students and recent alumni (within five years):
- Explore career paths through assessments and counseling
- Prepare for job interviews
- Create and update resumes, cover letters, and LinkedIn accounts
- Connect to job, internship, and apprenticeship opportunities