The Office for Career Exploration and Development is excited to partner with Handshake, a powerful and exclusive platform that will help you achieve your professional goals.

We’ve already created an account for you - all you have to do is log in with your Brevard College email and password to activate your account.

Make Handshake work for you:

  • When activating your account, set your preferences for the Types of jobs you’re interested in, Cities you’d like to work in or near, and at least 3 Roles that interest you. Employers are 5 times more likely to contact students who have these 3 elements complete!
  • Upload your resume to your profile. Handshake makes it easy by reading the information on your resume and writing it to your profile for you!

With your Handshake account, you can…

  • Search and apply for jobs/internships;
  • Search for employers and find out when they post new jobs or are attending one of our virtual Career Fairs;
  • Register for career fairs, workshops, employer info sessions and more by searching our events;
  • And much more!
    Log in today!

Job Searches

These websites may be useful when looking for summer positions, internships and full and part-time jobs.

Would you like your company or organization website or link to be added to our page? Please submit the request here: https://forms.gle/eCLN9dDZpnXYPXwG8   

 

General Job Searches 

NC Works: https://www.ncworks.gov

College Recruiter: https://www.collegerecruiter.com/

LinkedIn Jobs:https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/

Federal Government: usajobs.gov (search by keyword)

ZipRecruiter: https://www.ziprecruiter.com/

Venture Asheville: http://ventureasheville.com/jobs/#s=1

College Job Bank: http://www.collegejobbank.com/

LIME Employment for people with disabilities: https://www.limeconnect.com 

Glassdoor: https://www.glassdoor.com/Students/index.htm

College Grad: https://collegegrad.com/

Career Jet: http://www.careerjet.com/

Job Search Page: http://www.jobsearchpage.com/

America’s Job Bank: www.ajb.org

Career Bliss: www.careerbliss.com/

Career Builder: www.careerbuilder.com

Simply Hired: http://www.simplyhired.com/

Monster Jobs: www.monster.com

Nation Job Online Career Database: www.nationjob.com

Diversity Job Bank: www.imdiversity.com

Idealist.com: www.idealist.org

Indeed Job Search: http://www.indeed.com/

Local Jobs: www.localjobs.com

Social Work: http://www.socialworkguide.org/jobs/

 

Exercise Science and Health & Human Performance

Coaching Jobs: www.coachgrader.com/jobs.php

Exercise Science: www.exercisejobs.com

National Strength and Conditioning Association: https://nsca.careerwebsite.com/

 

Health Science Studies 

 

Environmental Science 

NC Environmental Education Jobs/Internships http://web.eenorthcarolina.org/core/item/topic.aspx?tid=80300

Sustainability/Agriculture jobs: http://jobs.orionmagazine.org/ 
 
Environmental Education: https://naaee.org/eepro/jobs 
 

Communications 

 

Criminal Justice and Emergency Management

Criminal Justice Jobs: www.criminaljusticejobshelp.com/

Law Enforcement Jobs: www.PoliceJobsInfo.com

Wilderness Leadership & Experiential Education 

Sustainability/Agriculture jobs: http://jobs.orionmagazine.org/ 
 
Association for Experiential Education: http://jobsclearinghouse.aee.org/ 
 
Federal Government: usajobs.gov (search outdoor recreation)
 
 
Environmental Education: https://naaee.org/eepro/jobs 
 
 
 
Environmental Education: www.outdoored.com

Experiential Education: www.aee.org

Outdoors Jobs: www.outdoors.org/about/employment/

Sports & Rec.: www.bluefishjobs.com

Education 

 

Internships 

Intern Abroad

Internships: www.internshipprograms.com

LinkedIn Internships: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/internship-jobs

Online Guide to Summer Research and Internship Opportunities: https://www.edumed.org/resources/summer-research-opportunities/

Internships: http://www.internships.com/

Any Intern: http://www.anyintern.com/

International Internships: www.connect-123.com/

Environmental Internships: thesca.org/serve/positions

Original Volunteers: https://www.originalvolunteers.co.uk/

 

Military Careers 

Military Career Guide Online: www.militarycareers.com

 

 

Recruiting a Brevard College student or alumni

All Brevard College students and alumni have access to Handshake, our online job platform, and it is the main place we direct students when they inquire about jobs or internships.  It is also an easy way to coordinate multiple jobs under one employer and extend your outreach for qualified applicants.

Once you have been approved as an employer, you will have access to post jobs, accept applications, schedule interviews, and register for any of our upcoming career fairs.

1. Create a user account 

To access Handshake, a user account is required. If you've been invited to a school or by a colleague, you can create an account by clicking the link that is included in the invitation email.

If you don't have an invitation, you can sign up at https://brevard.joinhandshake.com/Learn how to Create an Employer User Account, Join a Company, and Connect with Schools.

2. Request to join your existing company profile on Handshake, or create a new one

After you confirm your email, you are prompted to search for your company and request to join their company profile or create a new company profile if your company is not already on Handshake.

If your company is already on Handshake, your company will populate as an option to select from. If it is not, you will have the option to create a new company profile. Learn How to Create a New Company Profile

Tips: 

  • Use your corporate email address if you have one. This will not only ensure that your company profile displays as an option to connect with if the company is on Handshake, but it can expedite the approval process.
  • Request to join your company rather than a school you want to recruit from. On-campus employers are the exception to this rule. Example: if you want to recruit from Stanford, don't select Stanford as your company. Instead, choose to post a job to Stanford once you have access to your account and can select schools to post your job to.

3. Validate your employer account, or connect with your existing company profile 

Employers who create a new company profile are manually reviewed and validated by our Trust and Safety team. Learn more about our Employer Validation

Users who are joining an existing company profile will either automatically connect with their company profile, or wait to be approved by the owner of their company's profile on Handshake. The approval process is dependent upon the company's profile settings.

4. Customize your profile 

Once your new employer account is validated, or you connect with your existing company profile, you can customize your user profile.

A well-crafted user and company profile plays a vital role in shaping your brand and building rapport and trust with our students and school partners. Put your best foot forward with a complete user and company profile. 

5. Set notification preferences

While there are default notification settings enabled, you may customize how and when you receive communication from Handshake. Explore your Default Notification Preferences (Employers).

6. Connect with schools 

To connect with schools, you must either post a job to the desired school(s) and receive job approval, or contact the desired school(s) and ask to be proactively approved if you do not have a job to post.

 

Recruit a Brevard College Intern

An internship provides an opportunity for students to apply their classroom knowledge in a real work setting and earn credits toward their degree. Students can be enrolled in any department; the direction of which is determined by the type of credits the student needs and/or the type of work the student is doing. 

How does a student earn credit? 
To earn academic credit, a student need to establish learning outcomes. Learning outcomes are approved by the Students’ Academic Advisor and identified with the internship Site Supervisors. Additionally, a student must work 45 hours for every credit hour attempted, which is documented on a journal/internship log. 

Paid or Unpaid? 
Sites decide this depending on their policies and on the amount of work. Some sites pay hourly, while others for travel expenses or a stipend at the end of the internship. Some do not pay since it is for course credit. Every prospective intern is reminded that the "pay-off" is not reflected in the compensation but in the valuable experience gained by working in a professional environment as long as the internship meets the NACE definition of a legitimate internship. All the following criteria must be met:

  1. The experience must be an extension of the classroom: a learning experience that provides for applying the knowledge gained in the classroom. It must not be simply to advance the operations of the employer or be the work that a regular employee would routinely perform.
  2. The skills or knowledge learned must be transferable to other employment settings.
  3. The experience has a defined beginning and end, and a job description with desired qualifications.
  4. There are clearly defined learning objectives/goals related to the professional goals of the student’s academic coursework.
  5. There is supervision by a professional with expertise and educational and/or professional background in the field of the experience.
  6. There is routine feedback by the experienced supervisor.
  7. There are resources, equipment and facilities provided by the host employer that support learning objectives/goals. 

Terms offered:
Fall Semester: September-December
Spring Semester: January-May
Summer: June-August

 


Employers and Organizations can register for on-campus recruitment

Monday - Friday 
11:00 am- 1:30 pm 
Myers Dining Hall Lobby

On-Campus Recruitment is your chance to get your name out to the Brevard College community. The Office for Career Exploration & Development takes care of advertising to the campus community. A recruitment table is available in the dining hall lobby, offering the most contact with students. In addition, you may also request a location to conduct individual interviews. To request a date for on-campus recruitment please do so on Handshake, our online platform.


Brevard College Employer Policies:

  • The Office for Career Exploration & Development allows no solicitation or sale of goods or services. Companies requiring an employment-related fee from students or graduates are not eligible to recruit at Brevard College. The Office for Career Exploration & Development reserves the right to deny participation in events to companies who display unprofessional behavior, as determined by the Career Services staff.
  • All job postings and position announcements cannot be displayed on campus without being approved by the Career Services Center.
  • Employers cannot come onto campus to recruit Brevard College students and/or alumni without being approved by the Career Services Center.