Career Training

To help you understand the context of career development discussions for your first-year students, we have provided training materials below to help you gain helpful tips and resources to easily plug activities into your course.

Career development is an important aspect of student success, and it has a unique focus at the university, state, and national levels.

Career services are provided at the school level on the IU Indianapolis campus. This de-centralized model is explained in the video below.

University College has unique resources to help students determine their best major and career fit before entering their degree-granting schools. Learn more with the video below.

Career development is a process, and in University College, career consultants break that process into four phases that make up the STEP model. This model, as well as appropriate questions and flags to watch for, are discussed in this video.

Additional resources have been available for first-year seminar faculty and advisors in the past, and more have recently been created. Combined with Academic and Career Development’s new cluster model, you can incorporate career interventions into your course more easily than ever.