Experience SAC
Current Students
Career Readiness & Experiential Opportunities Office
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Career Services
Career Services
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Fall Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Students must schedule an appointment on AlamoNavigate.
Appointment TypesCareer Exploration/Planning
Resume/Cover Letter Review
Interview Preparation
Job/Internship Search AssistanceAppointment Instructions
Log in to your ACES Account
Click Resources Tab
Locate the Career Services Card
Select “Make an appointment "
Log in with your school account
Click Appointments
Click Schedule Appointment (right side)
Select Career Services & Experiential
Select which service you would like
Choose SAC for Location
Choose a date and time that works for youWorkshop Request (Faculty & Staff)
CREO Workshop Request Form
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Website Links
Career Coach - Easy-to-use tool with local job trends, salaries, and related Alamo College programs. (Career Coach Video)
Career One Stop - U.S. Department of Labor site for career exploration, training, and job info.
Career Finder - Explore Alamo Institutes and plan your career path with admissions info.
FOCUS 2 - Self-paced career and education planning tool. Register online (code: sacproud).
Google Career Dreamer - AI-powered way to explore career ideas.
My Next Move - Learn about job tasks, skills, salaries, and career outlooks.
O*NET OnLine - Detailed database of job descriptions and career info.
What Can I Do with this Major? - Detailed database of job descriptions and career info.
Resume/Cover Letter
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Website Links
RESUME
Talentfly - Professional Resume Builder
General Resume Template (Microsoft Word)
Federal Pathways Resume Template (Microsoft Word)
HACU Resume Template (Microsoft Word)
COSA Ambassador Template (Microsoft Word)
REU Internship Template (Microsoft Word)
IT Resume Sample (Microsoft Word)
IT Resume Instructional Guide
Nursing Resume Sample (Microsoft Word)
Nursing Template Instructional Guide
COVER LETTER
Cover Letter Tips
Federal Pathways Cover Letter (Microsoft Word)
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Website Links
Dress for Success Suiting Program - The Dress for Success Suiting Program provides training and attire to prepare for an employment interview.
Talentfly - Professional Resume Builder & AI-driven and simulated interview practice: video-interview simulations tailored to your field, allowing you to practice answers, communication, and get comfortable with interview flow.
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Website Links
Electronic Jobs & Internships Flyer Board - Explore the latest job & internship flyers curated for SAC students.
Handshake - The official job board of the Alamo Colleges to access off-campus jobs & internships. (Handshake Video)
Federal Work Study - Eligble students can apply for on-campus jobs.
SA Ready to Work - A city-sponsored program offering education & job placement support.
Alamo on the Job - Students gain a paid internship connected to their career pathway. (No Financial Aid Required)
City of San Antonio Ambassador Summer Internship - Summer Internship hosted with the City of San Antonio.
Extern - Discover remote externships.
Internhub SA - Discover local internships.
Parker Dewey - Apply to short-term, paid off-campus micro - internships/projects.
Alamo Colleges Part-Time Jobs - Search for open staff part-time positions within the Alamo Colleges. Each posted position is owned and selected through individual department, so for more in-depth questions please contact employment@alamo.edu.
Specialized Resources
Specialized Career Resources
| Justice-Impacted Resources | Student Accessibility Resources | DACA Resources |
| Student Veteran Resources |
Justice- Impacted Candidates:
- Federal Bonding - The Federal Bonding Program is a free insurance service that protects employers who hire justice-involved workers, covering up to $5,000. It provides peace of mind at no cost, with a simple phone process and no paperwork, and more information is available through American Job Centers or by calling 1-877-US2-JOBS.
- Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) - This provides employers tax incentives for hiring people with a criminal record or other employment barriers. Students may qualify if it's been less than a year since your felony conviction or prison release, or if they are low-income or have been unemployed for six months. Students can visit the American Job Center to check eligibility and request a pre-certification letter to share with employers.