Athletic Career Services
[ Career Development Services| Recruiting Services| Career Fairs| Workshops]
The Career Enhancement program is a portion of the Student-Athlete Enrichment Programs and works in conjunction with the Michelin Career Center to assist student-athletes in the development of skills necessary to fulfill their goals and compete in the professional world following graduation.
Programs range from career assessment when first enrolled to having a marketable résumé upon graduation. Career development workshops such as résumé and cover letter writing, job search skills, interviewing, and financial planning are offered to the student-athletes. An alumni panel also informs them about life after college in graduate school, the work place, or professional athletics.
Individual career services are also offered to the student-athletes. Career counseling, career assessments, résumé and cover letter critique, job/internship search, and mock interviews are among the services available. The Career Enhancement program partners with the Michelin Career Center every spring and fall semester to host a career fair for all students.
The goal of the program is for all student-athletes to succeed in the classroom, on the playing field, and following graduation. We assist in finding part-time employment and internships so the student-athletes can gain hands-on experience prior to the completion of a degree. We work directly with our compliance office to maintain that all programs abide and are conducted within NCAA legislation. These programs are designed to assist in the student-athlete’s career development.
Career Development Services:
– Career and major counseling – Resume and Cover Letter Critiques – Mock Interviews – Full-time employment and internship assistance and information – Graduate School Information – Job Search tips, resume guides, interviewing questions and employer/salary information – Full access to the Michelin Career Center
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Recruiting Services:
Full time Employment Each year, a wide variety of industry representatives post jobs and conduct campus interviews for full time careers open to undergraduate and graduate students.
Internships and Part time Employment Internships and part time jobs are a great way to find out what kinds careers really interest students, while gaining experience that students can list on their résumé. We provide academic transcript notation for internships if students do not receive academic credit through his/her department.
ClemsonJobLink ClemsonJoblink is an online system that connects students to employers by providing information about full time and part time jobs and internships. Students can apply electronically for jobs, schedule campus interviews, conduct employer research and see information on career fair participants.
Educational Career Services This program assists education majors and others who are interested in finding full time employment in any area of education. ClemsonJobLink provides vacancy listings for positions throughout the United States and abroad.
Fall and Spring Career Fairs:
These fairs are excellent networking opportunities that allow students to learn about internships and career options in a wide variety of organizations. We encourage all majors and academic classifications to attend. A fair is offered each semester.
Workshops:
We offer workshops on a number of career–preparation topics. These are just a few.
– Internships – Resume Writing – Interviewing skills – Career fair preparation – Job Searching and networking – Financial Success – Alumni/Industry Panels
April 19, 2024
