From exploration to application, the Academic & Career Advising Center is here to help you along your Career Journey. Advising Coordinators are dedicated to your success in the classroom and at your next destination.
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We do our best to ensure job postings are real, but Handshake is used by employers nationally so there is a chance for fraudulent job postings. Perform due diligence prior to applying for jobs:
You can make an appointment in Navigate with your Advising Coordinator for help with:
Alumni – we are here to support you through career transitions, too! Email us your resume for review or to set up an appointment for support.
We partner with the Workforce Solutions division to host a Career Fair in the Fall (October) and Spring (March). You’ll be invited to attend through D2L Announcements and emails, so stay tuned! Employers who are interested in participating should email WorkforceSolutions@yorktech.edu for more information.
If your next step is to transfer to a 4-year institution, we encourage you to speak with transfer representatives at Transfer Tuesday events and the Transfer Fair (October & March). Connecting with your transfer institution early ensures you maximize your time and credits while attending York Tech.
While we cannot guarantee your placement in a job, we can connect you with opportunities! In partnership with Apprenticeship South Carolina, we have registered apprenticeships in a variety of fields that students can apply for. Learn more on this website and email apprenticeship@yorktech.edu for more information.
Internships are a great way to gain hands-on experience and make connections prior to graduation. To find an internship, students must search company websites or job sites then submit an application. These are often competitive opportunities, so it is important to have your resume reviewed prior to applying. Sign-up for Handshake to get connected to employers.
If you have dreams of being an entrepreneur, you can consider earning your degree or certificate in Entrepreneurship. Utilize community resources or get involved in the community to help build your business:
O*Net - this resource from the US Department of Labor is a great place to research your future career. Learn about the number of jobs available, the minimum education requirements, average salary, skills required, and more.
SC Works - if you are job seeker, this department can help you connect with employers by providing on-the-job training and support.
SC Department of Employment and Workforce - This department assists with unemployment benefits, shows local jobs and market information.
Have additional questions or concerns? We're just a phone call or email away.