Career Fair Information & Employer List

Get Ready For The 7th Annual Speed Networking Event!

Practice your interview skills in multiple, 10 minute interview situations with some of the premiere employers in Southern Nevada!

Note: All students wishing to participate MUST attend an orientation session prior to the event. No walk-in's will be allowed to enter.

Please sign up for a session using the link provided in the "Event Details" section below the video.

Event Details:

This Event Has Been Cancelled

When: Friday, April 3, 2020 | 10am-12pm
Where: North Las Vegas Campus | Tyrone Thompson Student Union

Student Signup:
CLOSED

Employer Signup:
CLOSED

For More Information:
Please Contact Ryan Rishling

Registered Attendees Include

August Career Fair

The College of Southern Nevada is pleased to offer students, alumni & community members a chance to participate in a Career Fair geared towards job seekers 40 years of age and up. We have partnered with the Southern Nevada chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and The American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) to bring you a selection of employers looking to hire candidates over 40 years of age for a variety of positions. Please see below for a list of employers and event details.

40+ Career Connections

Career Fair - West Charleston Campus

10 am - 1 pm

More info coming soon!!!!

Featured Employers Have Included:

CareerLink

Students

Employers

TypeFocus

Students requesting Career Advisement are required to complete the TypeFocus V7 assessments prior to scheduling an appointment. Please email Career & Transfer Services at Contact Us to obtain the passcode to unlock your free access.
If you would like additional guidance or assistance with the completed assessment, we recommend meeting with a Senior Specialist from the Career & Transfer Services department. Please see hours and contact information below to schedule an appointment.

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Please see the flier below for information on the WIOA YOUTH PROGRAM. If you have additional questions, please contact your local One-Stop Career Center.

WIOA Youth Program

About Our Services

We are the One-Stop Career Center program that prepares young adults between the ages of 16-24 for the workforce through work-readiness workshops, trainings, leadership development and educational skills training. While all career pathways are promoted, we specialize in working with employers in the following in-demand fields: Health Care, Transportation & Logistics, and Advanced Manufacturing & Construction. The objective of the program is to ensure that young adults have the necessary skills to e employable in the workforce and connected to in-demand occupations or placed in post-secondary education at the end of the program.

Work Experience

A work experience/Internship is a structured paid learning experience that will provide youth a unique opportunity for career exploration and skill development.

Career Exploration

Process in which individual chooses an educational path or training or a job which fits their interests, skills and abilities.

A equal opportunity employer/program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. TTY 800-326-6868 or Nevada Relay 711

Career & Transfer Services focuses on employment needs for currently enrolled students and alumni. Employer services can be provided at any of our campus locations, free of charge.

• Job Postings
• Job Fairs
• Internship Assistance

Qualifications for the Employer
Employers must have an appropriate business license, a Federal Tax Identification Number, unemployment insurance account and workers compensation number. All job announcement must be in compliance with Fair Labor Standards to be approved for posting.
Employers must not charge a fee to applicants.

Job Postings
Employers can post position through the CSN Career Link site. Please contact Career Services if you experience difficulty setting up an employer account at 702-651-5089.

Internships
Employers are encouraged to post internships with CSN CareerLink. Staff will help with linkages to the applicable CSN programs, match students to your business environment and provide guidance to students involved in your company’s internship program.

Job Fairs
Job fairs are offered at various campuses throughout the year. Please contact one of our offices if your company would like to participate in specialized job fairs or to be added to our mailing list. While events are free of charge, Career Services seeks sponsorship for our events. If you are interested in becoming an event sponsor, please contact Ryan Rishling

In addition to our offices located at the 3 main campuses, the Career Services office also offers several state and federal links that can assist you with acquiring additional information on career fields. Please feel free to utilize the links below to gather a more complete picture of the professions you are researching.

Careers and Career Information - CareerOneStop

Learn about careers, find career information, and locate career resources and advice with CareerOneStop.

EmployNV

Complete set of employment tools for job seekers on EmployNV. Search jobs, create résumés, and find education and training.

O*NET OnLine

O*NET OnLine has detailed descriptions of the world of work for use by job seekers, workforce development and HR professionals, students, researchers, and more!

Nevada LMI > Home

Nevada LMI Workforce Informer. Career Resources My Next Move My Next Move is a career exploration tool for job seekers and students that contains skill, education, and salary information for over 900 occupations.

Pathways to STEM Nevada

Pathways to STEM Nevada (formerly Nevada STEM Pipeline) has been developed as a resource to engage students, teachers, parents, and the community in STEM education and employment. This effort is at the forefront to increase the number of students interested in pursuing college degrees with the overarching goal of strengthening our future workforce and economic development in the state.

• Access to computers for self-directed job search activities
• Career & Transfer Guidance
• Career & Technical Education Assistance Program (CTE)
• Resume Critiquing
• Internship and Volunteer Opportunities
• Textbook Assistance Program (TAP) 
• Internet Listing of Employment Opportunities (CareerLink)
• Employment referrals for qualified individuals
• Workshops in Resume Writing, Job Seeking & Employment Decision Making Skills
• Employment Events and Job Fairs
• Free career assessments through Typefocus V7 
• Student and Alumni Access to Employment, Internships, Document Review and Staff Appointments
• WORKFORCE & INNOVATION OPPORTUNITY ACT (WIOA) Information (See bottom of page)