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    Student Services

    Career Services

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    Faculty & Staff

    Career Services at Saint Paul College assists students and alumni with career development and employment. We work closely with faculty and employers to identify opportunities that use your valued education while meeting the needs of today’s ever-changing marketplace.

    Phone: 651.846.1384
    Email: career.services@saintpaul.edu

    Career Services Hours
    Monday8:30am – 6:00pm
    Tuesday8:30am – 5:00pm
    Wednesday8:30am – 5:00pm
    Thursday8:30am – 6:00pm
    Friday9:30am – 12:00pm

    Students & Graduates

    Choose a Career Path

    Focus 2 Career is a self-guided career and education planning platform designed to help you make decisions about your career goals and education plans. Take assessments and explore options that align with your interests, skills, personality and values.

    CareerOneStop.org: Explore career options, view “day-in-the-life” videos and set career goals

    O*NET Online is a database of 900+ occupations with detailed descriptions, requirements and employment data

    Meet with a Career Services staff member for assistance with career assessment interpretation, career exploration and other career related advising. Appointments are strongly recommended.

    • Current students
    • Alumni
    • Prospective/future students: Please apply for admission to the college. Our Admissions & Recruitment staff can guide you through choosing a major and finding career information.

    Search for a Job

    Get started with Handshake, Saint Paul College’s online job board and career management platform.

    Handshake features:

    • On campus student employment, plus thousands more job and internship opportunities
    • Access personalized job recommendations based on your major and interests
    • Register for career events
    • Easier to use than others like Indeed, Glassdoor, LinkedIn

    Students and alumni with existing accounts for our previous JobsOnline vendor may continue to access it through the College Central Network main page, https://www.collegecentral.com/. Saint Paul College Career Services no longer monitors postings on this site.

    Flyers from local business are posted on the Career Services bulletin board near Counseling & Wellness

    Select local businesses may recruit on campus in the tabling area near the cafeteria. A schedule of businesses recruiting on campus is posted on the Career Services bulletin board each week.

    Meet with a Career Services staff member for assistance with your job or internship search.

    Student Employment – Saint Paul College

    Attend Events and Make Connections

    We are planning the following fairs for Fall 2025

    Students are not required to pre-register – just show up! Be prepared to check in with your student ID.  Vendors may find more details on our Employers page.

    • Part-Time Jobs Fair, Wed. Sept. 17, 11am-1pm in the City View Café. Featuring part-time jobs with flexible schedules for current students.
    • Automotive Service Technician Job Fair, Thurs., Oct. 2, 1:00pm – 2:30pm. Featuring jobs in the automotive technician industry.

    Workshops

    All students are welcome, and pre-registration is not required. Workshops will be held in Room 1512 on the following dates:

    • Sept. 16, 1-2pm
    • Oct. 1, 11am-12pm
    • Oct. 21, 1-2pm
    • Nov. 5, 11am-12pm
    • Nov. 18, 1-2pm

    Find Assistance

    Get Hired Fast contains on-demand videos that coach you through the entire job search process, helping you avoid the biggest job search mistakes and help you get a job you love, faster and easier!

    Career Services Optional Free Course on D2L contains career advice handouts, example resumes, links to recorded webinars and additional resources. This course should show in your course list (currently enrolled students only); contact Career Services if it does not.

    Meet with a career services staff member for assistance with career assessment interpretation, resume view, practice interview, networking connections and other career related coaching:

    Let us know!

    Let us know about your employment or continuing education after graduating from Saint Paul College

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    Join CAP-SH

    Career and Academic Planning for Science and Health Science


    What is CAP?

    • Student-Faculty mentorship program with a series of activities and events to help with career and academic planning
    • Advice, encouragement and support from faculty, college staff and industry leaders
    • Support for setting career and academic goals

    Benefits of participating:

    • Increase confidence and skills through development and exploration of careers
    • Increase sense of belonging with peers and faculty
    • More targeted guidance on academic/career planning

    Eligibility:

    • Enrolled in at least 6 semester credits at Saint Paul College
    • Eligible Majors
      • Biology Transfer
      • Chemistry Transfer
      • Engineering Broad Field
      • Science and Engineering Technology
      • Surgical Technology
      • Sterile Processing
      • Medical Lab Tech
      • Respiratory Therapy
      • and students interested in these degrees OR interested in a science or health career path (AAS health science programs that are direct patient care related/4-year degree)

    Expectations:

    • Use your student email and/or MS Teams to stay informed on program activities, events and announcements

    Requirements:

    • Submit a signed consent form and mentoring plan each semester in the program
    • Answer survey at least one time per semester
    • Meet with your assigned faculty mentor three times (phone, video conference, or in-person)
    • Communicate with faculty mentor to keep them updated on plans.
    • Attend at least four co-curricular events per semester. These are designed to help students gain skills, learn about careers, investigate transfer options, or attend field trip to see relevant companies in action.

    Successful completion of all requirements:

    • Monetary stipend
    • Eligibility to serve as a CAP-SH mentor in subsequent semesters.
    Apply for Fall Semester 2025