Career Support
Find your next job opportunity, network with local employers, and get help with your resume, LinkedIn and more.
Resume Assistance
Presenting a resume that reflects skills, knowledge, and education relevant to the job you are applying for is vital. We offer the opportunity to have an engaging, interactive workshop to help you market your skills and experience. Whether you are looking to create a resume for the first time or make improvements to your current one, we can help you make the most of your work experience and skills.
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What Can I Do with This Major?
Not sure which major to pursue?
Interested in exploring career possibilities?
This website resource can help bridge the gap between degree majors and careers.
- Access insights on career paths
- Learn about employers hiring in various fields
- Uncover strategies to boost your appeal as a job candidate
You will also find links to professional associations, job market trends, and valuable job-search tools.
Career Assessment
Our Work-Based Learning Center is here to support students and community members in crafting and exploring their career plans.
One key tool we offer is a career assessment, designed to help you understand how your unique traits influence your success and fulfillment at work.
Through our collaboration with TruTalent Personality, you’ll gain insight into what inspires and energizes you!
Contact the Work-Based Learning Center at
208-732-6303 to take this easy, fun, and free assessment.
LinkedIn Profile
A LinkedIn profile is an excellent tool to introduce yourself, highlight your values, and share your interests. It allows you to open doors to opportunities by presenting your professional journey through your experience, skills, and education.
Mock Interviews
Booking a mock interview is a fantastic way to sharpen and refine your interviewing abilities.
A mock interview provides you a chance to anticipate potential questions and practice expressing your responses clearly. This trial run offers a low-pressure setting to rehearse and gain constructive feedback ahead of an actual job interview.
If you are a student eager to test out a job interview in a supportive, helpful environment before launching your career, our team is ready to assist you.
Center for New Directions (CND)
The Center for New Directions (CND) at the College of Southern Idaho is dedicated to empowering single parents and displaced homemakers by providing the support and resources needed to achieve career success.
Through personalized guidance, the CND helps individuals overcome personal and economic barriers to education and employment, opening doors to new opportunities.
We help:
- Single Parents
- Displaced Homemakers
- Career Pioneers (non-traditional occupation)
Felonies/Misdemeanors and Your Education
A criminal conviction doesn’t have to stop you from building a meaningful career.
Most CSI programs welcome students with convictions, and plenty of jobs are still achievable. Before choosing a program, check the hiring preferences of potential employers and any certification or licensing hurdles in your target field.
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