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2nd Floor of Welcome Center
in the Transitions Center
(970) 339-6508

Locations

Transitions Center

Hours
  • Monday - Friday
  • 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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Faculty and Staff Resources
Career Services

Faculty and Staff Resources

Faculty and staff play a critical role in helping Aims Community College students prepare for their career pathways. The following services and resources can inspire career conversations with students about topics such as soft skills development, resumes and interviews. Please provide at least two weeks' notice per request and understand that requests will be honored based on staff availability.

Classroom Workshops

Career Services can come and present to your group or class of students. These engaging, interactive workshops help students learn about and develop the skills and tools that employers seek and that they will need to be career-ready.

Students will learn resume structure and how to articulate their skills based on their unique experiences so they stand out from the crowd! 

This workshop is mostly lecture-based with some practice and direct application.

Students will learn the process of preparing for an interview, including how to answer common and tough interview questions. 

This workshop is part lecture and part practice (mock interviews).

Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the eight NACE career readiness competencies and be equipped with the essential skills and knowledge for a successful transition into the professional world.

This workshop is part activity-based with reflection and discussion.

A Career Services staff member will visit your class for 15-30 minutes to review services, events and resources available to students. Help connect students to Career Services services today!

Have another career-related topic in mind? Reach out and we'll work together to bring it to life.

I encourage our faculty to invite Aims Career Services to the classroom. Lynn from Career Services brings her wealth of knowledge and love of students to my classroom twice each semester and has helped students prepare resumes and cover letters and practice interviewing to prepare for what lies ahead after graduation. The Career Services team provides current and former students the tools and confidence to showcase the skills they gained at Aims. Those services are available for a lifetime.

Laura Killen-Wing
Early Childhood Education Instructor
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Request a Workshop

  • Email careerservices@aims.edu and include: Group size, group name/class name, requested presentation date/time, requested meeting location, and any additional questions or relevant information. 
  • Requests for presentations/workshops must be made at least two weeks in advance.
  • Requests are met on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • If you don't see the right workshop for your needs, email careerservices@aims.edu a detailed description of your requested workshop content, and we may be able to accommodate your request.

Career-Related Curriculum and Assignments

We can work with you to develop classroom activities and/or assignments that center on career, from mock interviews or resume assignments to career portfolio projects. Email careerservices@aims.edu with information about your course, your goal for a career assignment, and your availability and we'll meet with you to help develop career content for your classroom.

Candid Career

Candid Career provides honest career information and career planning help through short (30-second to 10-minute) videos and blog posts by employers and career experts. Use this amazing resource to connect students with immediate career content: employer interviews and advice on what to expect in their career field, advice on interviewing, writing resumes, developing career readiness skills and more

Learn more about Candid Career

What Can I Do with This Major?

This resource outlines common career areas that students can enter with their major, identifies typical employers that hire in their field and teaches strategies designed to maximize career opportunities. The information is representative of typical career paths associated with each major.

Learn what you can do with your major