Gavilan College Career Services Home
Explore
Identify your interests and learn about careers with:
- Counseling
- Career Assessments
- “What Can I Do With This Major”
- Guidance Courses
Prepare
Get ready for a job or internship, strengthen your:
- Resume/Cover letter
- Create a profile
- Gain experience
Launch
Find career opportunities and get hired, with:
- Internship/Job Applications
- Networking
- Career Fair Prep
- Interviews
- Next Steps
Career Tools
Roadtrip Nation
Free service for Gavilan students! See thousands of candid interviews with a variety of professionals. Learn more and gain an access code here.
MyPath Career Coach
Get information on careers that appeal to you. Learn about career paths and opportunities to help you select the best majors which match our Gavilan College certificate or degrees.
CCN Job Board
College Central Network (CCN) is a free service for Gavilan students, showcases job postings including local employers and offers additional resources for your resume/cover letter.
Help With My Resume, Helped Me Get a Good Job
"I wanted to apply for a job but needed a resume and had never done one before. I contacted the Career Center, and found out what information to put down and how to organize it. My resume helped me get that job. The Gavilan staff who worked with me was available, patient and interested in me, and that helped me feel motivated."
- Gavilan student
Career Services Helped Me Gain Employment
"I recently graduated with my Administration of Justice Associates degree, I finally made it. After graduation, I applied for an internship with the Superior Court of California San Benito County and after a stressful interview, I got it! I've learned so much. After one month I was promoted. I've helped turn the court paperless and archive records. I now head our social media efforts which improves our community outreach. This experience has opened so many doors for me. I'm now going to get my bachelor's at San Jose State and hope to go to law school to achieve my goal of becoming an attorney." - Gavilan student