While the staff at Career and Employment Services (CES) can’t help you with your Spanish homework or your upcoming biology quiz, they can help you shed that old backpack someday. Career searching and skill building may be new to you, but it’s a way of life for the staff at CES.
CES offers assistance to students of all ages as they transition from college to career, yet many students wait until the last minute to actually visit CES. Whether you’re looking for a part-time job to help pay the bills or preparing for you first job after graduation, CES has a wide variety of valuable resources to help you succeed. Instead of waiting until you’re ready to graduate, start utilizing all of the services CES has to offer.
CES Account
Activate and update your free CES Account to view jobs online and make your resume available to employers 24/7. You can even sign up for on-campus interviews with employers using your CES Account.
Resume Advice
Stop by during Walk-In Wednesday or our Resume Critique sessions to get your resume ready for upcoming career fairs and interviews.
Career Advisor
Make an appointment with a career advisor to discuss resume building tips, cover letter development, job search strategies and interviewing techniques.
Interviewing
Schedule a mock interview with one of our career advisors to practice important interviewing skills to help you succeed during interviews.
Workshops
Attend any of our various workshops throughout the year for advice on networking, interviewing, dining etiquette and much more.
Career Fairs
Attend our multiple career fairs offered throughout the year to network with hundreds of employers offering part-time, full-time and internship positions.
And the best part about CES? All of the services we offer are completely free to students during their stay at K-State! Even if you’re not looking for a job or internship right now, taking advantage of the services available to you will help make you better prepared in the future. So stop by Holtz Hall regardless of where you are in your career search for help transitioning from backpack to briefcase.
