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About

Career Peer Coach

Get valuable experience, build skills and discover a career that you love. Explore available possibilities through the Career Design Center.

The Career Peer Coach is a paid part-time position for undergraduate and graduate students within the Career Design Center. This position is designed to help develop new skills that employers want while getting a real-world experience in today’s job market.

Start building skills by:

Becoming one of the best. You'll build the best resume, cover letter and online profiles that will show recruiters why they should pay attention.
Helping other students develop eye-catching resumes, cover letters and online profiles, as well as mastering the art of job and internship searching.
Conquering your fears. Coaching others is just not your thing. Don't worry! As a career peer coach, you'll learn tips that will make you a pro in no time.

Learn more and apply today

For more services and opportunities like this:

Contact the Career Design Center