LibGuides: Career Development Resources: Start Here

Welcome to the Career Development Resources Guide

Use this guide to:

Find information about the required qualifications for and working conditions in a career.
Learn more about College resources available to STLCC students
Find sources that will guide you to actual job listings.
Find information on effective resume writing and job interview skills.

Career Development at STLCC

Career Development at St. Louis Community College
Your success is our success. That’s why we make getting the support you need—inside and outside of the classroom—easy and accessible.

Discover your career path! Take the Focus 2 Self-Assessment. (link below)

Focus 2 Self-Assessment
Focus 2 assists you in discovering and learning about career options related to your personal attributes. There are a total of 5 free assessments that you are able to complete. You may choose which ones you believe will benefit you most.

Use Navigate at STLCC!

What is Navigate?

Navigate is a software designed specifically for STLCC students. Navigate has been designed to help students get ready for college and access campus resources quickly and easily.

Stay updated on important deadlines, events, and activities
Explore majors and careers
No extra cost to you

Navigate at STLCC - A free student success app to help you stay up-to-date and on-track.

State of the St. Louis Workforce Reports

State of St. Louis Workforce Reports
Understand the St. Louis job market through our in-depth reports, surveys, and infographic summaries. Authored by St. Louis Community College.

Real-Time Learning in Action Infographic

Real-Time Learning in Action Infographic, Infobase
Employers prioritize job candidates who are real-time learners, or people who can adapt and respond to the pace of change in today’s knowledge economy. Yet, many institutions of higher learning fail to help students cultivate the career-readiness skills that real-time learners possess. This infographic discusses what real-time learning is and identifies the crucial skills that steer students toward success. In order to succeed students need to be:
- Comfortable Changing Jobs and Responsibilities
- Independent
- Adaptable
- Constantly Learning
- A real-time learner knows: When to Learn, What to Learn, Why to Learn, and How to Learn.

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