Get Ready

Start building your career from day one by meeting with a Career Services Specialist to develop your Career Plan.

• Meet with a Career Services Specialist to begin your Career Plan.
• Take the Super Strong Assessment and meet with a Career Services Specialist to discuss your results.
• Share your Super Strong Assessment results with your Academic Advisor to register for classes that are aligned with your career choices.
• Create a resume. Have your resume reviewed by a Career Services Specialist and update as needed.
• If your career path takes you to a 4-year institution, meet with the Transfer Center, located in B-110, to begin researching your next steps.

 

Gain Experience

Take the next step by gaining hands-on experience through various opportunities.

• Establish your LinkedIn account and begin networking with individuals in your field.
• Schedule an informational interview with a professional in your chosen field to explore your career choices further.
• Meet with a Career Services Specialist to discuss possible work-based learning opportunities or job opportunities.
• Secure an internship or employment opportunity designed to give you industry-based skills.

 

Grow Professionally

Prepare for long-term career success by refining the skills needed to succeed. Whether you’re graduating, job searching, or advancing in your field, our office is here to support your lifelong career journey.

• Schedule a mock interview appointment where a Career Services Specialist will prepare you for your next job interview.
• Are you getting ready to graduate? Don’t forget to join the Alumni Association and stay connected to Triton College.
• Continue to visit Career Services for all of your career development needs. We are here to serve you throughout the rest of your career journey.

 

Every Semester

Stay proactive in your career development and visit us each semester.

• Attend at least one Career Services workshop. Topics vary, so you have the ability to choose a workshop that is relevant to your career development journey.
• Attend a career fair. Explore a possible career or look for a job opportunity.

 

Career Maps

• Students should refer to the Career Plan Maps for transfer pathway programs, applied associate programs, and certificates when thinking of career milestones.