Career Programs and Student Development
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Job Search
It's time to take on the world! The job search process can be intimidating, but after your time at Presbyterian College you have the knowledge and the skills to land your first position. Email us to set up an individual appointment.
Quick Start Resources
Job Search Guide Resume Guide Cover Letter Guide Job Postings
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Job Listings and News
The following is a listing of internet resources that can help in the job search process.
There are more websites than can be listed.
Current Jobs in Liberal Arts; Current Jobs in Writing, Editing and Communications; Current Jobs in Art; and Liberal Arts Career News.
General Web Sites for Job Search Skills
Ferguson's Career Guidance Center
LearningExpress Library -
Users required to create a free account to use this resource.
www.acinet.org/acinet/Skills/default.aspx - Skills matching service
General Jobs Posting Sites
www.gettinghired.com - For individuals with disabilities
www.myjobsearch.com (UK jobs)
http://online.wsj.com/public/page/news-career-jobs.html?refresh=on
Federal Government Jobs
http://jobs.irs.gov/careers.html
South Carolina Jobs
www.sciway.net/jobs/
www.scctr.org
North Carolina Office of State Personnel
State Government Employment Opportunities
Georgia Government Jobs
www.georgia.gov/00/channel_title/0,2094,4802_4971,00.html
Tennessee State Jobs
http://www.tennesseeanytime.org/government/employment.html
Florida Job Opportunities
https://jobs.myflorida.com/index.html
The Black Collegian Online
The Career Site for Students of Color
Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Online Career Resource Center
Environmental Jobs
Environmental Career Opportunities on-line.
http://www.ecojobs.com/login_subs.php
user ID: long1287
password: ecojob546
Scientist Magazine
Careers and Community for People with Disabilities
disABLEDperson, Inc. announces new portal for college Grads with disabilities!
disABLEDperson, Inc. is a faith-based non-profit organization dedicated to helping people with disabilities find employment. This occurs through the www.disABLEDperson.com online recruitment program and through cooperative agreements with other mainstream employment services. We are proud to announce the addition of our new service for students with disabilities who have or are close to obtaining a college degree. We are working alongside employers to secure job postings for these graduates.
www.disABLEDperson.com/grads will launch September 15, 2009.
Tips and Strategies - There is always a strategy which can help you realize your goal. Finding tips to help you is the challenge. Check out our Helpful Handouts and Job Search Websites to get you started.
On-Campus Recruiting - Employers come to campus for interview and career development opportunities throughout each year. Employers will also come to conduct on-campus interviews and informational sessions. Check the Bulletin Board for announcements about these opportunities (when available)! Some recruiters also send information to our office for student information. General printed materials are kept in our Career Library, while all jobs are listed on the Blue Hose CareerNet.
Graduate School
Employment Data of Interest to our Graduates and Students
Graduates, please complete our survey to help prospective students learn how PC helps you take on the world! (Click on your graduation date to participate.) |
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Other Resources - While you realize that using online resources is quick and convenient, you will also want to learn all you can about potential career options. Visit the collection of books and other materials in our career library.
The Office of Career Services and Internships subscribes to numerous resources and publications to assist students and to stay on top of trends in career development. View this sample book review about non-profit careers for an example of ideas that may help you in your job search. This article is published by National Career Development Association.
*Information provided about an outside resource, program, employer, graduate
school, etc. does not signify an endorsement of said information by
Presbyterian College or the Office of Career Services & Internships.
