Student

Congratulations! You have an interview. To make sure that your interview leads to a job offer, please see the following tips and articles for some great advice.
 

PREPARATION

Preparation is key to interviewing success. 

Create a 60 second “commercial” to use as an introduction to you and your interest in the job/career field.

Anticipate questions and practice your answers out loud.

Great interviewers transform an employer’s image of them from an outsider to an inside contributor. Here’s how:

Internal Events

Please see MassBay’s Student Events page for all MassBay events. You can also access this page through OneLogin. You will need your MassBay credentials to access this page.
All of the online Career Services events listed below can be accessed here: Career Services Online Events

MassBay Community College has been serving the academic needs of our communities since our founding in 1961. While the majority of students attend MassBay from the MetroWest and Boston areas, our academic reputation has attracted students from throughout the United States and the world.

What do you want to do for work?

As alumni of Massachusetts Bay Community College, you are entitled to utilize the Office of Career Services, Internships & Mentoring. If you are thinking of changing your career, getting a new job, or just starting out, feel free set up a meeting with a Career Counselor to help assist you with your career needs.

Get Involved

We encourage and hope that you will consider the following ways to get involved with the Office of Career Services, Internships & Mentoring.

Networking

Networking is one of the most powerful ways to learn more about career paths and secure job and internship opportunities. Please see this networking guide, “What is Networking” to learn how to harness the power of networking for your career success.

What is an Internship and Why Should I Do One?

Internships provide a unique and valuable professional experience. As an intern, you will work for a company or organization where you can contribute your skills and abilities while gaining professional experience and learning additional competencies in your desired career field.

Students can satisfy the Placement Testing requirement if they have earned a 2.7 GPA in high school or have previously completed college-level coursework in English and Math.

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