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The Job and Career Connections offices at both Pierce College Fort Steilacoom and Pierce College Puyallup provide you with all the tools you'll need to find your next job. Here, you'll find:
- Self-discovery and assessment tools that can help you choose the career that's best for you
- Connections with community resources
- Job boards with career opportunities
- Information on internships and work-study opportunities
- Help with filling out applications and drafting resumes
- Interview tips and tricks
- Adaptive equipment for job-seekers with disabilities
Online Job Database
Students
For students and community job seekers, our online job board is a free service that allows users to access to regional career opportunities, manage multiple resumes, and access a calendar of regional job fairs.
Employers
For employers, CollegeStudents4Hire offers a simple tool for posting open jobs, work-study positions, internships and company information. It is free, easy to use, and doesn't limit job postings by word counts.
On-Campus Supervisors
On-campus supervisors wishing to post a work-study position or hourly student position can register as an employer on our online job board to advertise positions. All work-study jobs will need to be posted online.
More information: Employment and Education Fairs
SBCTC Student Emergency Assistance is here!
Funding is available through Student Emergency Assistance. Students must complete and submit a request form and have a short phone intake conversation. Funds are limited.
Who is Eligible?
Pierce College students currently enrolled.
What can the grant help with?
Funding for living expenses (not including tuition and fees) such as transportation, housing, childcare, food, etc.
What is the next step?
- Complete the 2020-2021 Request Form
- Submit the Request Form via email to: emergencyfunds@pierce.ctc.edu
AND
Complete a phone interview. A Job & Career Connections staff or MDC Coordinator will call you during business hours (8 a.m. to 5 p.m. M-F) to complete a brief SEAG interview.