Responsibilities

• Design and implement engaging subject-aligned career talks to enhance student understanding of various career paths.
• Collaborate with academic departments to identify key topics and themes for career discussions that resonate with students' disciplines.
• Conduct research on current industry trends and job market demands to ensure that the content is relevant and impactful.
• Facilitate workshops and seminars that encourage students to explore and engage with potential career opportunities.
• Assist in the development of promotional materials to raise awareness about upcoming career talks and workshops.
• Evaluate the effectiveness of career talks through feedback mechanisms and improve future presentations based on student input.
• Build relationships with industry professionals to secure guest speakers and workshop facilitators.
• Maintain an updated database of resources for students, including internships, job postings, and networking opportunities.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Education, Human Resources, or a related field; Master's degree is a plus.
• Proven experience in career counseling, student development, or a similar role.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to engage diverse audiences.
• Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
• Familiarity with career development resources and tools, including resume writing and interview preparation.
• Ability to work collaboratively with faculty, staff, and industry partners.
• Passion for helping students achieve their career goals and aspirations.

Benefits

• Competitive salary with opportunities for professional development.
• Comprehensive health insurance and retirement benefits.
• Flexible working hours to promote work-life balance.
• Access to networking events and conferences related to career development.
• Supportive work environment committed to diversity and inclusion.
• Opportunity to make a significant impact on students' career trajectories.