Career Peer Intern: Build Skills & Networking

Cuyahoga Community College; Cleveland (OH); On-site; USD 19,286 - 22,041; Part time

Job summary

Cuyahoga Community College is seeking Career Peers to provide student-to-student advising, workshops, and support during on-campus events at Metropolitan Campus. You will help fellow Tri-C students with career guidance, resume tips, and professional development while collaborating with staff and employers.

The role is a student employment position with hours based on department needs. Availability for day and evening shifts, and a commitment of two full semesters, is required.

Qualifications

• Be a currently enrolled Tri-C student (international students are eligible)
• Must be able to commit to at least two, full, consecutive semesters.
• Must be able to work at least 15 hours per week
• Must be in good academic standing with the college
• Availability to participate in a 3+ hour training their first week of employment
• Must not hold other on-campus employment
• Must have both daytime and evening availability to assist with on-campus events assistants, student appointments, etc., and be available to assist with drop-ins.

Responsibilities

• Provide 1:1 conversations available to fellow students during the day and evening hours
• Assist staff and employers at career fairs and events
• Help with set-up/tear-down and facilitation of tabling events
• Facilitate workshops focused on various career education topics
• Serve as a liaison to students at all Tri-C campuses
• Support staff members on various projects and initiatives
• Provide frontline support in reception areas within the office
• Participate in office outreach activities

Skills

Active listening

Verbal communication

Public speaking

Collaboration

Job description

Cuyahoga Community College is seeking Career Peers to provide student-to-student advising, workshops, and support during on-campus events at Metropolitan Campus. You will help fellow Tri-C students with career guidance, resume tips, and professional development while collaborating with staff and employers.

The role is a student employment position with hours based on department needs. Availability for day and evening shifts, and a commitment of two full semesters, is required.