Wayne Community College has established a new service to connect employers and job seekers.
The college has partnered with College Central Network Inc. (CCN) to provide an online platform that allows employers to announce jobs and WCC students, graduates, and community members to upload their qualifications, so that each can see the other’s information.
Employers register once to gain access to the CCN platform. They are not limited in how many jobs and internships they post on the job board and can update and manage those posts. They can search résumés for candidates.
Current WCC students have already been given access to the system and alumni and community members can also register to use it. Once they are signed up, job seekers can upload and update résumés and portfolios, search open positions, schedule meetings, and view a calendar of events. Other resources include access to career advice podcasts and documents, notices about posted positions, upcoming events, and additional services.
“College Central Network is a one stop hub for the job search process,” said WCC Career Counselor Elvira Johnson. “This platform brings together employers, jobseekers, and local and statewide job opportunities and internships. In addition, jobseekers can build a portfolio and get valuable job search information and tips.”
There is no charge for the service for employers or job seekers.
To access the platform, go to www.collegecentral.com/waynecc/.
The resources are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and on any device or via the College Central® app.
WCC is one of 30 North Carolina community colleges that are members of the NC Community and Technical Colleges Jobs Consortium, a group of institutions that use the CNN. That allows employers to reach tens of thousands of job seekers.
“Every employer posting jobs to the consortium is seeking students and alumni to work in North Carolina. And nearly 100 percent of our community college graduates take jobs in North Carolina,” said Craig Foucht, Executive Director of the Wayne Business and Industry Center at WCC. “The 30 community and technical colleges in the consortium have a unified goal: match North Carolina’s employer needs to North Carolina’s local college talent and grow our workforce.”
To learn about all services WCC offers to entrepreneurs, existing businesses, and potential employees through the Wayne Business and Industry Center, go to www.waynecc.edu/business-industry/ or contact Foucht at cfoucht@waynecc.edu or 919-739-7003.
Get more information about WCC Career Services at www.waynecc.edu/career-services/ or by contacting Johnson at edjohnson@waynecc.edu or 919-739-7005.
