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USC Career Center: Hey Trojans, today we're going to show you how to access online career resources using Handshake and the Career Center website, careers.usc.edu. USC Career Center: To get started. USC Career Center: From Handshake. USC Career Center: Once you activate your profile, From the Home tab, at the very top, you will see USC Career Center: University of Southern California, view your school's resources. USC Career Center: You can click on that, or if you are in the Career Center tab. USC Career Center: Right below it. USC Career Center: You can click that, and both of those links will take you to the same launchpad. USC Career Center: If you've made a career advising appointment in the past, this should look familiar to you. USC Career Center: But right next to the appointments advising scheduler. USC Career Center: You'll see the resource tile. USC Career Center: Clicking the resource tile. USC Career Center: We'll take you to an indexed online career resource library. USC Career Center: And we would suggest getting started. USC Career Center: By clicking on the Read First navigation instructions. Which will show you a table of contents page. USC Career Center: USC students and alumni have access to a wide variety of resources. USC Career Center: Ranging from career exploration. USC Career Center: Industry research. USC Career Center: Internship and job postings, including industry-specific job boards. USC Career Center: Mock interview preparation. USC Career Center: Mentorship and networking, and so much more. USC Career Center: If you want to search for a specific resource. USC Career Center: You can go back to the main screen. USC Career Center: And simply scroll down the page. USC Career Center: One thing to also note is that there are resources available to all students under the University Career Center Resources tab. USC Career Center: But it's possible that you may have an additional one or two tabs to the right, depending on your enrollment in the university. USC Career Center: In this example, Tommy Trojan is a Keck School of Medicine public health major, so they also have access to USC Career Center: Resources related to their academic college. USC Career Center: Within the University Career Center Resources tab. If I scroll down and wanted to explore networking resources. USC Career Center: I could simply click the appropriate tile. USC Career Center: And within the article, I'll see a list of The most commonly used networking resources at USC, including Trojan Network. USC Career Center: With an overview video. USC Career Center: Links to the USC Alumni Association Networks. USC Career Center: information on LinkedIn, and we're going to stop and focus on Career Shift, because within the Career Resource Library, it's very important to read the specific instructions provided. In this example. USC Career Center: It will tell you that career shift access USC Career Center: Has a different link for current students and alumni. USC Career Center: One other thing to know about alumni career resources is that most resources provided when you are currently enrolled as a student will transition with you after graduation. However, in order to view the resources, you actually have to click on your profile. USC Career Center: by finding, in the upper right-hand corner, your initials or headshot, so Tommy can click on the letters TT. USC Career Center: Click on Profile. USC Career Center: And in order to update and transition your profile, you could scroll down to Education. USC Career Center: Edit that section. USC Career Center: And you'll see, if I was a senior last year, and I just graduated. USC Career Center: I can transition my page to. USC Career Center: alumni. USC Career Center: And when I click Save and Close. USC Career Center: And go back to the Resource Library, which, as you recall, can be accessed, click a Career Center. USC Career Center: and resources, And now, as a recent graduate, I will also see my alumni resources provided by USC. USC Career Center: And this can vary, as an example shown, where current students have career and major exploration, whereas alumni have career exploration and transition. USC Career Center: So, as a recap, Handshake is a great central resource hub, and we frequently recommend using the links provided here to access USC-specific portal pages for the various tools. USC Career Center: In addition to Handshake, you can also find many resources and guides on the Career Center website, careers.usc.edu. USC Career Center: It's super simple to find, where you can click on Our Services. USC Career Center: And in the dropdown, The final option listed is Online Resources. Clicking that. USC Career Center: We'll take you to an online career resource engine, search engine. USC Career Center: Which is highly tailored towards USC Career Center: Industry? USC Career Center: The type of resource. USC Career Center: And the student population. USC Career Center: For example, if I wanted to USC Career Center: locate resources for a consulting and finance-related internship or job search, I can select that from the options provided. USC Career Center: Click Apply Filters. USC Career Center: And my results will be tailored to that industry. USC Career Center: So, as you can see, while there are many resources available to current students and alumni, there are two easy ways to access them virtually. USC Career Center: You can either go to Handshake. USC Career Center: And find the Resources tab. USC Career Center: Or, from the Career Center website, you could search or locate online resources. USC Career Center: And… You can learn a lot about resources. USC Career Center: By simply just clicking on one. USC Career Center: Like, the Trojan network here. USC Career Center: Where we provide videos, Tips for getting started. USC Career Center: And links to additional resources by that category. USC Career Center: If you have any questions, you can visit the Career Center in Student Union Building 110, or email us at careers at usc.edu. Fight on, Trojans!
