CCT Career Services

Menu of Career Resources

CCT Resources
Georgetown Resources
Resume and Coverletter Builders
Interview Tips and Salary Counters
Job Search Sites 

CCT Resources

• CCT Job and Internship Database
  Log into the database using your GU NetID and NetID password. If it's your first time using the database, you'll need to be approved by a CCT staff person, then you can access the database.  You can also set your profile so that you're emailed when jobs that match your interests are posted to the database.  If you set up this function and rely only on that, select as many job areas as possible, so you don't miss any job postings that might interest you.
• Enter your job and internship information 
  Please update your job and internship information each semester with the CCT staff by submitting this form. We use this information to help students find internships and jobs.
• CCT Career Workshops and Events
  We offer our own but also partner with other Georgetown programs to bring you career fairs, career skills workshops, and personal career planning sessions.  We highly encourage CCT students to attend these early in their CCT studies.  Many of these events feature CCT alumni. Of particular interest, look at 
  
  *Personal Career Planning with Rosie O'Neil
  *Myers Briggs with Rosie O'Neil
  *Your 60-second Pitch
  *Interviewing Skills Workshop
  *Networking and Informational Interviews
  *Effective Cover Letter and Resume Workshops

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Georgetown Resources

• Georgetown's Alumni Database
  
• The Alumni Career Network 
  Log in with NetID and password.  Allows you to search all GU alumni who have offered to help other GU students and alumni with career guidance.  Use the advanced search function to search by employer, job type, industry, geographic location, by degree program, and even by name of alumna/alumnus.
  
• Georgetown Career Education Center
  Offers career workshops, individual career mentoring and feedback, employer presentations.  Serves both undergraduates and graduate students.
• More CCT alumni information - if you don't find enough leads from the GU alumni searches, contact our admissions and communications manager, Shane Hoon, to ask for more CCT alumni information.

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Resume and Coverletter Builders

• ResumeHelp.org
• Georgetown University Career Education Center
• JobWeb.com

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Interview Tips and Salary Counters

• The Riley Guide
  A comprehensive search site for job information on the Web.
• CareerJournal.com
  The entire WSJ Career Journal site is full of articles pertaining to all aspects of the job search.
• PayScale.com
  PayScale.com allows you to take into account previous job experience and educational experience. After the user's first free consultation there is a monthly fee to register.

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Job Search Sites
Monster, Washingtonpost.com, and Careerbuilder aren't the only job search sites out there. Here are just a few more suggestions.

• USA Jobs 
  A comprehensive listing of nearly every job opening in the government.
• Twitter, Facebook, blogs - many companies no longer post jobs but instead post open positions only to their followers on Twitter, Facebook, and other social media.  If you're interested in a company or organization, follow them or friend them.  Make yourself a substantive contributor to these feeds and or to the blogosphere to get noticed.
• Idealist.org
  One of the premier sites for non-profit and educational job resources.
• Chronicle of Higher Education
  For those of you who want to continue life on academic campuses around the globe.
• OneWorld United States
  OneWorld has an extensive, regularly updated database that posts the latest jobs and volunteer positions from organizations working to create a better world.
• True Careers.com
  Sponsored by Sallie Mae, this site offers thousands of job postings, and allows users to search by location, field of interest, etc.
• Job-hunt.org
  A solid site, with lots to offer in many different fields.
• The Communications Network
  Full-time job openings listed for communications professionals at U.S. foundations, corporate grantmaking programs, non-profit organizations, colleges and universities, public interest groups, among others, and firms that consult to such organizations.
• UNACA Young Professionals for International Cooperation Career Bank
  International, government and corporate job postings and resources.
• Nonprofit Careers
  Online employment resource center for nonprofit employers and job seekers in the Greater Washington area.
• DCJobSource.com
  Students can find job and internship opportunities in the DC capital area and post their resume free.

 These sites give employee satisfaction ratings, professional assessments of companies and organizations, and usually up-to-date contact information.

• WetFeet.com
  For extended content users must pay, but much of the content and ratings can be found for free.
• Securities and Exchange
  Curious about last year's filings? Check here.

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