Career Readiness and Job Placement
The Career Services Center has Moved!
The Career Services Center is now located in Building 1, Room 1-311 within the Strategic Partnerships and Workforce Development Division located on the third floor. Please stop by and say hello!
Your Life. Your Career.
Whether you’re interested in short- or long-term career planning, the Career Services Center offers a variety of services and activities to assist you with your specific career needs. Our counselors and staff can help you develop a personalized plan that addresses your specific goals.
The Career Services Center works with you to identify your work values, personality, interests and abilities as they relate to your work preferences. With a counselor, you can explore suitable career choices that match you as an individual.
Drop-in or call to make an appointment today to get started!
Our Services
Doing well and doing good go hand in hand. One Monday per month between 10 am and 1 pm a local organization will be located in Building 6, across from World Cup Coffee and Tea, recruiting students and community members for volunteer opportunities. Make a Difference Monday is an excellent way for you to find ways to give back to your community and empower others!
Check out our calendar for specific dates.
Every Wednesday while school is in session between 10 am and 1 pm, an employer (or two!) will be located in Building 6, across from World Cup Coffee and Tea recruiting students and community members.
Get Work Wednesday is a great opportunity for students to meet with local employers who are actively looking to hire on the spot!
Get Work Wednesday Tips:
- Bring a resume
- Have a positive attitude
- Think of questions about the company/companies in attendance
- Dress in appropriate clothing (while employers won't expect you to be in a suit, it's important your hygiene and clothing choice won't turn off a potential employer before they get to know you!)
If you need any help preparing a resume, getting ready for an interview or have any questions related to Get Work Wednesday, drop by the Career Services Center. We're happy to help!
Check out our calendar for specific dates.
The Career Services Center offers both the SII (Strong Interest Inventory) and the MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) Career Assessments. These assessments can help you determine your personality, interests, and skills which can be helpful when determining a career pathway.
You can make an appointment with a career counselor by calling 650-738-4337 or visiting the Career Services Center in Building 1 Room 1219B.
Once you complete the assessment, you should schedule an appointment to meet with your career counselor to interpret the results of your assessments.
CRER 137: Life and Career Planning is a course designed for students who are undecided about a major or career direction.
The course provides a comprehensive approach to life and career planning. Interest assessments provide insights into a student's abilities, interests, and personality. Students will also explore occupational trends and ways of learning more about specific careers. Individual conferences are available to students as well as use of the Career Services Center. Transfer credit: CSU (E1). Note: This course covers material similar to that of CRER 132, 135 and 136 combined.
Skyline College Career Services Center uses College Central Network as its official job search and resumes system. The site is available any time to students, alumni, and employers at www.collegecentral.com/skylinecollege.
- Apply to jobs and internship/co-op opportunities posted exclusively for students, and search other opportunities via Jobs Central® and Intern Central® national job boards.
- Create and upload your resume and career portfolio to make them available to employers.
- Access an events calendar and career/job search advice documents, podcasts, videos and more.
- Review career fair information and company recruitment visits.
- Employers can search for talented students and alumni, and post unlimited jobs for free.
