Benefits

CareerGuide - Students

Connect with a CareerGuide Mentor! Unlock your potential with personalized, one-time feedback on your resume, LinkedIn profile, and recorded mock interview. Our mentors are ready to help you shine and stand out in your career journey!


 

The CareerGuide Online Mentorship Program supports the professional development of UPS Metropolitan College students attending the University of Louisville and Jefferson Community and Technical College. This unique and fully-online mentorship program is meant to be a one-time exchange between the students and mentors so there is no lengthy time commitment involved.

Students are connected with professionals who will serve as their "CareerGuides". MC aims to match students and CareerGuides within similar career fields. As a Student, you will receive valuable, one-time feedback through an email-based guided form on career documents such as resumes, LinkedIn profiles, and recorded mock interviews. 

One-time mentorship engagements provide flexibility and allow CareerGuides to share their knowledge and expertise in an impactful way. Students benefit from receiving timely feedback on their career documents from experienced industry professionals which contributes to their growth, development, and ultimate success!

Students and CareerGuides can maintain contact beyond the one-time mentorship engagement, if mutually agreed, but this is not requirement or expectation of the program.

 

Mentorship Closures

Special Notice: Due to the busy time of the semester and institutional closings, the MC CareerGuide Online Mentorship Program will be closed the week of Thanksgiving through January 1 each year. Any career documents approved by the Student Success Counselor during this time for the mentorship program will be processed as soon as possible after January 1.

 

Ready to boost your career? Get started with CareerGuide today! Contact a MC Student Success Counselor or visit the MyMC Page.

Questions? Reach out to Sarah Schladand at sarah.schladand@kctcs.edu or 502-852-2121.