Career Center - Job Search Resources
Career Kickoff - This program assists all students with career planning and the transition to full-time employment and graduate/professional school. A must for all seniors! Participants receive helpful timelines, and learn about a wide range of Career Center services.
Career Library - The library houses information that will assist you in identifying potential employers and gaining information on employers to prepare for interviews. Geographical job bank directories, employer directories, annual and employer information files, and Alumni Career Network Databases are just some of the available resources.
Career Search - provides Web access to almost 10 million current and accurate key contacts including company descriptions, addresses, names, titles and e-mail address with powerful search capabilities. Students are able to discover (and download) hidden opportunities in organizations around the country.
On-campus Interview Program- Throughout the year, employers from various businesses, agencies, and school systems visit the Berry campus to interview seniors and alumni for entry-level positions.
On-campus interviews take place from mid-October through mid-November and from the first of February through the middle of April. You can find a calendar by clicking on this link for The On-Campus Interviews Calendar
To participate in the on-campus Interview Program, you must register with the Career Center by attending a Senior Orientation Program and signing a copy of the Berry College Career Center "No-Show" Policy. Notices regarding on-campus interviews will be released to seniors via direct mailings, The Toilet Tribune newsletter, campus flyers, and e-mail.
Resume Referral Service- Many employers don't use on-campus interviewing to identify potential candidates, but they will request resumes of potential candidates. Upon receipt of such requests, we will identify and refer all qualified candidates. In order to participate in the Resume Referral Service, you must be interested in a full-time, permanent position.
Career Fairs- The Career Center offers several career fairs each year to assist students' networking events. These include Employer Expo, Career Opportunities Fair and Education Day.
Job Posting Center - The Career Center receives job vacancies from many employers, mostly from Georgia. These opportunities are made available to you in a variety of ways. Full-time and part-time positions that are specifically sent to our office are listed at the bottom of on our homepage while internships and other positions across the country are listed on www.monstertrack.com.
Berry Career Connection (NACElink) is a state of the art career management system providing Berry students access to vital career services. This system includes Career Center announcements, calendar listings for upcoming info sessions, workshops, career fairs as well as access to various internship and job search resources. Students are able to set up personal profiles, upload and mange up to 10 resume/cover letter documents and view employer profiles. Easy to view employer job postings, as well as access to 4.5 million jobs from dozens of national job boards, are available 24/7.
Helpful Links- Web links are available for employment opportunities, job listings in Georgia, employment opportunities by field, researching companies, tips on cover letters and resumes, graduate school resources, senior transitions, and Internships.
It is the responsibility of the student to research the integrity of the organizations to which they are applying. By posting jobs, the Berry College Career Center does not make any representation as to the working conditions that may exist at any place of employment. Use of this system shall be entirely at the risk of the users hereof and the Career Center expressly disclaims any and all liability with respect thereto. The student is advised to use caution and common sense when applying for any position with an organization or private party.