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    Introduction To Career Development CRDV 301-Section 22: Week 1

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    This document outlines the weekly schedule and assignments for an introductory career development course. Over the 10 weeks, students will develop career tools like resumes and cover letters, learn interview skills, conduct informational interviews and networking presentations, and develop a post-graduation job search plan. Key assignments include creating a resume and cover letter, meeting with an advisor, conducting informational interviews, and giving presentations on their job search progress. A satisfactory grade requires completing all assignments, maintaining profiles on the school's career site, and attending a minimum of 8 class sessions.

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    This document outlines the weekly schedule and assignments for an introductory career development course. Over the 10 weeks, students will develop career tools like resumes and cover letters, learn interview skills, conduct informational interviews and networking presentations, and develop a post-graduation job search plan. Key assignments include creating a resume and cover letter, meeting with an advisor, conducting informational interviews, and giving presentations on their job search progress. A satisfactory grade requires completing all assignments, maintaining profiles on the school's career site, and attending a minimum of 8 class sessions.

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    Introduction to Career Development CRDV 301-section 22

    Week 1 Welcome and Introduction Orientation for Cooperative Education and Internships Assignment: Sign up on McCormick Connect Sign up for appointment with advisor Week 2 Students sign Career Department Agreement Handout: BOOK: Marketing Yourself to the Real World Review: Resume Elevator Pitch Job Fair Preparation Assignment: Final Resume due by week 4 Create elevator pitch Read Marketing Yourself to the Real World Elevator Pitch, page 39 Week 3 Present Elevator Pitch/ Role Play Review: Cover letters Skills identification Informational Interviews Blue Sky Presentations Assignment: Read USC Career Guide: Career Development Process p.8 Experiential Learning and Internship, p. 16 Cover Letter p. 36 Career Fairs p. 16

    Week 4 Cover letter due Review: Job Search Process Research /Networking: Job listing, alumni groups, etc. Blue Sky Presentations Assignment: Read USC Career Guide: References, p.40 Informational Interviews p 15-16 Networking p 17-18 Read Marketing Yourself to the Real World, Chapter 6, page 55 Week 5 Review: Interview Basics Social media and the job search Assignment: Read USC Career Guide: Post-Graduating Planning, p.55-59 Read Marketing Yourself to the Real World, Chapter 5, page 45

    Week 6 Review: Interviewing Role Play Thank you notes Assignment: Read USC Career Guide: Interviewing Basics p. 45-50 Read Marketing Yourself to the Real World, Chapter 7, page 67

    Week 7 Networking/Research Presentations Assignment: Read USC Career Guide: Hiring and Recruiting Cycles, p. 60

    Week 8 Networking/Research Presentations Assignment: Read USC Career Guide: Job Offers and Negotiations, p. 61 Week 9 Blue Sky Presentations

    Week 10 Blue Sky Presentations

    The following criteria will be used to determine a satisfactory grade for the course: 1. Signed Agreement 2. Updated information on McCormick Connect 3. Working resume 4. Working Cover Letter 5. Meeting with Career Development Advisor 6. Informational Interview/ Research 7. Presentation on Job Search results: Blue Sky 8. Required to attend a minimum of 8 classes. (Cannot miss consecutive classes)

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