Program and Career Resources

Occupational Outlook Handbook

Learn more about what is required to enter occupations after earning an associate’s degree, as well as hundreds of others in the Occupational Outlook Handbook. You can search for a career based on median salary, educational level, on-the-job training requirements, projected number of new jobs, and projected growth rate. This will also be helpful if you are considering transferring to a four-year institution to complete a bachelor’s degree.

USAJOBS

USAJOBS connects job seekers with federal employment opportunities across the United States and around the world. You can search for employment through the website based on location and other criteria.

Tri-C Student Career Services

The Career Center is committed to assisting students with making connections between their academic experience and career paths. Free services include, but are not limited to in-person and virtual career coaching, skills and interest assessments, workshops, resume critiques and mock interviews.

Virtual Career Services Workshops

Check out opportunities for both on-demand and scheduled workshops through Tri-C’s Career Services. The schedule is updated for each semester.

Handshake

As a Tri-C student, you already have a Handshake account; all you need to do is activate it! The Career Services website will guide you through the process to help you connect with potential employers.