Exploring Career Options

Career development is a three-part process consisting of:

• Self-Assessment to help you define your skills, strengths, values and interests;
• Career Exploration to help you match assessment results with career paths that fit;
• Decision-Making Information to help you with resume writing, interview skills and the job search.

CCV Connections

A web based database of jobs, internships, and volunteer opportunities within the Vermont State Colleges is now available.

STUDENTS
--Find a campus job (workstudy or non workstudy)
--Search for jobs/internships in Vermont and beyond
--Post your resume online and have it reviewed by Student Support Services

EMPLOYERS
--Post jobs, internships, and volunteer opportunities
--Postings are FREE!
--Post an unlimited number of positions
--Market positions to students and alumni with an interest in your field

CCV has partnered with VSAC (Vermont Student Assistance Corporation) and VT DOL (Vermont Department of Labor) to offer you referral service and access to the specific, direct empoyment and career services that CCV does not provide.

You may also be interested in using the The Career Key. Developed by Dr. Lawrence K. Jones, this assessment measures your personality, finds jobs that match your skills, interests, and personality, and then provides links to the U.S. government's Occupational Outlook Handbook to learn more about the jobs that best suit you.

For information on other free career services available to CCV students, contact a CCV advisor at your local site office. Your CCV advisor can also help you sort out confusion, discuss questions, and make an action plan.

Other College Career Development Sites

University of Vermont Career Services

St. Anselm's College Career and Employment Services

University of Waterloo Career Services Career Development Manual