Senior Coordinator of Career Center

Job Overview The Career Center Senior Coordinator is responsible for providing career support to students as well as, assisting them in planning their career paths. This role involves but not limited to career guidance, internship coordination, maintaining industry relationships and staying informed about current employment trends. The Career Center Coordinator liaises between internal and external stakeholders, such as students, colleges, other AUBH departments as well as industry partners and service providers under the supervision of the Career Canter Manager. Duties and Responsibilities - Actively collect data necessary to provide sound career support such as students’ resumes, employment status, and career aspirations. The Senior Career Center coordinator should be familiar with tools that aid data collection and management. - Initiate, follow up, and encourage responses to career center surveys and studies such as, the internship feedback survey, expected to graduate survey, graduates’ destination, employer satisfaction, and market analysis surveys. - Understand the Career Development and Guidance Policy as well as relevant policies to respond to students’ and faculty frequently asked questions. - Issue necessary letters under the supervision of the career center manager. - Participate in career center meetings, making sure to aid the career center manager via preparing, sharing, all necessary data as instructed by line manager. - Manage the career center’s databases and documents. - Co-Plan and action career centers’ events such as career fairs, workshops and seminars, field trips, and alumni events. - Contribute to the development of departmental goals and objectives. - Prepare the necessary reports and analysis as required by the management. - Retains and retrieves necessary documents and records for quality assurance and audits purposes. - Perform other duties as reasonably required by management.

Actively collect data necessary to provide sound career support such as students’ resumes, employment status, and career aspirations. Initiate, follow up, and encourage responses to career center surveys and studies. Understand the Career Development and Guidance Policy and respond to frequently asked questions. Issue necessary letters under supervision. Participate in career center meetings and aid the career center manager by preparing and sharing data. Manage the career center’s databases and documents. Co-Plan and action career centers’ events (career fairs, workshops, seminars, field trips, alumni events). Contribute to departmental goals and objectives. Prepare necessary reports and analysis as required by management. Retain and retrieve necessary documents for quality assurance and audits. Perform other duties as reasonably required by management.