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Career Development Center

The Career Development Center (CDC) is an essential component of Seminole State's Student Affairs and offers students assistance and resources in the following areas:

Career and Educational Research

The Center's career collection contains books, reference materials, college catalogs, periodicals, pamphlets and electronic resources to help students research career and transfer options. Many of the CDC's resources are available at www.seminolestate.edu/careers.

Job and Career Placement

The CDC manages on-campus recruiting for employers. To further aid in the transition of Seminole State students into the workforce, the CDC sponsors career fairs that attract businesses, public agencies and community organizations.

The CDC also provides job listings and placement assistance at www.myinterfase.com/seminolecc/student. More than 30,000 job referrals are given annually to students. Job listings come from private employers and local, state and federal government agencies. Additionally, the CDC staff provides training on employability skills, such as networking, resume writing and interviewing. Employability skills seminars are available on demand at www.seminolestate.edu/careers/student/seminars. There is no charge for these services.

Cooperative Education

Seminole State partners with the business community to offer students cooperative (co-op) education opportunities that are designed to integrate formal academic study with practical work experience.

Through co-op experiences, students earn credits toward their degrees or certificates while working full- or part-time in positions related to their academic and career goals. Co-op students are assigned to Seminole State faculty members who help them define goals and develop learning contracts. The CDC assists prospective students in locating paid and unpaid co-op positions.