/enroll/careers/job-search/Resume%20Examples.pdf/enroll/careers/job-search/coverletterpackguidelines.pdf Resume Worksheet Master Resume–Example

References Resume Checklist Resume Rubric Action Verbs

• Develop Your Personal Brand​
• How to Conduct a Job Search
• Career Readiness Competencies
• Networking Basics–Video
• The Job Application

Penguin Jobs is a free database designed to connect job-seekers with local employers who are specifically seeking Clark students, alumni, and community members for job, internship, or volunteer opportunities. To access this information you will need to register to open your free account. 

Features available on Penguin Jobs:

• Search jobs available to Clark students and community members
• Find internship opportunities
• Create a free online career portfolio
• Access videos and career document library for job search advice
• Upload and manage your resume
• Listen to job and career related podcasts 

A Comprehensive List of Job Search Websites

LinkedIn is a useful online platform for professional networking and showcasing your education, work experiences, accomplishments, and skillset. Check out the resources below to learn more about utilizing LinkedIn and schedule an appointment with an Employment Support Specialist for 1:1 assistance in developing your profile.

• Rate Your LinkedIn - Worksheet
• LinkedIn - Career Services Tips for Creating a Strong Student Profile
• Join the Clark College Group on LinkedIn
• Learning LinkedIn for Students - Course/Video 

60 Second Commercial Informational Interviews Effective Interviewing Tips

Questions to ask Interviewers Thank You Letter Behavior-based Questions

Take the time to prepare when you attend a job fair. This will optimize your experience and maximize your opportunities. Career Services offers a variety of resources to help you be successful. If you would like personalized guidance to help you prepare, please contact our reception desk at 360-992-2902 to make an appointment.

Before the Fair

• Research the company. Read about the company's mission and who they serve. Review current job postings to determine what skills the company is seeking.
• Prepare a targeted resume and bring an ample supply.
• Prepare questions for the companies you want to meet with.
• Bring a writing utensil and pad of paper for note taking.
• Dress professionally, as if you are going to a job interview.
• Prepare to sell yourself- practice a 60 second commercial to introduce yourself to employers.

During The Fair

• Create a game plan. If possible, arrive early to obtain table map showing where each company will be located.
• When waiting in lines to meet employer, listen to conversations ahead of you and apply this knowledge toward making a positive impression.
• Obtain business cards form employers so you can follow up later.

After the Fair

• Follow up: Mail thank you cards or email thank you messages to the employers with whom you met. Identify who you are and express appreciation for their time. Attach a copy of your resume to stand out from the pile of resumes received during the fair.

For more information about veteran specific resources and how Clark College can help veteran students succeed, visit the Veterans Center of Excellence.