Career Services

Whether you want to transfer to a four-year college, earn an associates degree, or obtain a certificate, a community college can be right for you.

Among four-year colleges or universities, you can find a program of study for almost any career path you can think of. 

As an active duty service member, you’ll learn a job specialty and do hands-on work. You’ll sign a contract, usually for four years active and four years inactive service.

The military has six branches: the Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, and Space Force. Each has its own focus, job specialties, base locations, and more.

We can host a discovery session for you to learn about different branches of the military, including the National Guard and ROTC program. And, if interested, an orientation to connect to a recruiter and to learn about the ASVAB requirements to enlist.

Turn one year of training and corporate connections into the career you want through a job program like Year Up.

We host discovery sessions to learn about different job programs like Year Up. If interested, you can attend an orientation to learn about the process for applying, with workshops to help you complete your application.

You can learn more about different Year Up locations by visiting: San Francisco, Concord, or San Jose. 

By pursuing a job or job offer immediately after high school, you’ll be entering the workforce, which can benefit you if the career you want doesn’t require require a degree or certificate.

A trade program or apprenticeship usually combines paid on-the-job training with classroom instruction to prepare workers for highly-skilled careers.

A gap year program can give you a break from academics to give you time to discover yourself and consider what kind of education and career you want to pursue.