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 ARE YOU A CAREER COUNSELOR OR ADVISOR
AT A COLLEGE CAREER CENTER?

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Are you a career counselor or advisor at a college center facing limited resources and low student engagement?

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  • Career coaches  at college centers often face limited resources and low student engagement. ​

  • Many students turn to friends and family for job-hunting help, overlooking valuable career guidance for young adults offered by the center.​​

  • Limited staff and high student-to-advisor ratios can create barriers.​​

  • A survey of 43 universities found fewer than 20% of students seek support from their centers, missing out on key resources.

  • Partnering with a personalized career coach can help:​

    • Connect more students.​

    • Bring in industry expertise.

    • Build trust.

    • Free up staff for employer relations.

Why should a career support center expand its in-house services with an experienced third-party coach?

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  • To increase bandwidth and build trusted relationships with more students, advancing career support for young adults.

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  • To enhance credibility with students who want to engage with a coach having real industry experience, supporting career readiness for graduates.

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  • To provide more time for the center to network with potential employers, boosting employer relations.

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  • To allow current staff to focus more on educating students about all the services the center offers, improving career planning for teens.

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What can ‘Careers Starter’ offer your career center?

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  • Personalized career coaching with practical insights on how employers view resume writing for students, cover letters, and interviews.

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  • Fresh perspectives built from experience in 10+ industries.

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  • Interview preparation tips to help students communicate their unique stories with confidence.

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  • Organized, detail-focused support with reliable task management.

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  • Clear, respectful communication that honors diverse audiences.

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  • Flexible availability for evening and weekend events.

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  • Online career workshops and class visits to boost student engagement and awareness of career guidance for young adults.

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