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Career counselling for college students typically includes a range of services and support designed to help them understand their interests, strengths, and career goals. Here's what it generally consists of:

Self Assessment
Self
Assessment
  • Interest Inventories: Tools like the Holland Code (RIASEC) or Strong Interest Inventory to identify career interests.
  • Personality Tests: Tools such as Psychometric Tests, NLP, DMIT, and SWOT Analysis are often used.
  • Skill & Strength Analysis: Identifying what a student is good at and enjoys doing.
Career Exploration
Career
Exploration
  • Industry & Job Research: Learning about different fields, roles, job outlook, salary expectations, etc.
  • Job Shadowing / Internships: Gaining real-world exposure to careers of interest.
  • Informational Interviews: Talking to professionals to understand what their work involves.
Goal Setting & Planning
Goal Setting &
Planning
  • Short-Term and Long-Term Goals: Creating SMART goals for academic and career paths.
  • Career Pathways Mapping: Understanding what steps are needed to reach a chosen career.
Academic Guidance
Academic
Guidance
  • Major/Course Selection: Choosing the right major or elective courses that align with career goals.
  • Grad School Advice: Guidance on whether to pursue further education and how to choose a program.
Job Search Skills
Job Search
Skills
  • Resume & Cover Letter Writing
  • Interview Preparation
  • Networking Tips
  • LinkedIn Profile Optimization
Soft Skills & Professional Development
Soft Skills &
Professional Development
  • Communication, Time Management, and Leadership Training
  • Workshops & Seminars
  • Mock Interviews and Career Fairs
Mental & Emotional Support
Mental &
Emotional Support
  • Career-related Anxiety Management
  • Building Confidence in Career Decisions