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Career Road Mapping Tools
[SEAxSRCG] Pathways to Career Success A discussion on helping students -- HIGH-SCHOOL and PostSecondary -- tactically build career roadmaps.pdfPresentation
Presentation
Student Career Progress Tracker (SRCG).xlsxStudent Career Progress Tracker
Student Career Progress Tracker
SEA+Resume Template.docxResume Template
Resume Template
SEA+CoverLetterTemplate.docxCover Letter Template
Cover Letter Template
SEA+MockInterviewPrepSolomonRubik'sConsultingGroup.docxMock Interviews
Mock Interviews
SEA+InternshipAndJobSearchPortalsBestPractices.docxInternship/Job Search Best Practices
Internship/Job Search Best Practices
SEA+NetworkingBestPractices.docxNetworking Best Practices
Networking Best Practices
Career Advising Curriculum
Our career advising curriculum will provide member program staff with the basic knowledge and resources they need to manage a comprehensive and tailored career advising program to postsecondary students. These detailed sessions will cover areas of career readiness and business skills needed to navigate a professional work environment.
2023 SEA Career Advising Program.pdfHow to Access the Curriculum
How to Access the Curriculum
Please use this link to access the career folder
Phase 1_ Career Assessments.pdfPhase 1: Career Interest Assessment
Phase 2_ Professionalism.pdfPhase 2: Professionalism
Phase 3_ Starting Your Resume.pdfPhase 3: Resumes
Phase 4_ Cover Letter Writing.pdfPhase 4: Cover Letters
Phase 5_ Lesson Plan.pdfPhase 5: LinkedIn 101
Phase 6_ Mock Interviewing Lesson Plan.pdfPhase 6: Mock Interviews
SEA Career Partners
Supports first-generation and low income young adults identify their first jobs/career experiences
Designs and operates career-connected postsecondary pathways for first gen, low income, students of color
Matches peer cohorts of underemployed college grads with alumni coaches to support them in building the professional skills and networks they need to propel them into career success. Within 12 months of program completion, four-in-five COOP alumni are fully employed, earning an average of $56,000 per year.
Level All
Level All
Level All’s mission is to provide every American family and high school student with the personalized, in-depth support and guidance needed to succeed in high school and beyond.
The Level All app and website delivers a continuously updated content library of thousands of in-depth, unbiased, and snackable videos, articles, quizzes, audio experiences, slideshows, infographics, and checklists covering the issues facing high school families.
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