Career Support Slides
Do you want to support your students’ career development, but don’t know what to say or where to start? This collection of slides offers an easy way for you to share relevant career prep information with your students.
Use recommendations:
- Put up a slide at the start of class so your students can learn about our resources while they’re taking their seats
- End class with a slide after your lecture, so they can think about these resources as they leave
- Include one or more slides on your Canvas page, either as part of a module or sent out as a one-time announcement
Preview each slide below along with a link to download them.
Slide 1: Nervous Your Applications Won’t Stand Out?
Shares simple tips and resources for improving resumes and cover letters.
Best for: students of all years and classes of any subject.
Slide 2: Stuck Between Careers or Unsure of Your Options?
Shares information on our career assessment.
Best for: first and second year students.
Slide 3: Need a Game Plan to Search for Jobs & Internships?
Shares action items for students starting their job or internship search.
Best for: mixed-year classes of any topic.
Slide 4: Just Getting Started on Your Career Journey?
Shares information about two career exploration resources.
Best for: classes with primarily underclassmen of any course topic.
Slide 5: Want Exclusive Updates on Industry Events & Insights?
Shares information about our industry interest communities, which are for career exploration and finding opportunities to build experience.
Best for: students of all majors and class standing.
Slide 6: Wondering How to Search for Internships?
Shares helpful steps on getting started with an internship search.
Best for: mixed-year classes, especially those with second and third year students.
Slide 7: Graduating Soon? Unsure of What Your Next Step Is?
Shares three action items for students who are getting ready to graduate.
Best for: upperclassmen and courses that are usually taken by fourth year students.
Slide 8: Wondering How to Get Support as a Pre-Health Student?
Shares popular resources for pre-health students.
Best for: professors teaching common pre-health prerequisite courses (biology, chemistry, biochemistry, physics).
