BGC/Career Connectors Elective: Supporting the Career Development of International Students

Designed by the Pomerantz Career Center, the Career Connector training series engages faculty and staff in a tailored curriculum designed to provide knowledge about the career development process and the foundations of employability, as well as teaching best practices for having career conversations with students. Participants will learn valuable helping skills, goal setting techniques, ethical practices, and how best to make referrals to the Pomerantz Career Center.In addition to offering the three foundational courses within Career Connectors, there are also a variety of elective opportunities for continuous professional development and a deeper dive on specific topics. Stay up to date with the latest industry insights, gain new perspectives, and enhance your skills as you navigate the ever-evolving landscape of career development!About this elective: This session explores the unique opportunities and challenges international students face as they prepare for internships, employment, and graduate education. Participants will gain a foundational understanding of common immigration and career pathways, learn about campus resources available through the Pomerantz Career Center and International Student & Scholar Services (ISSS), and discover practical strategies for supporting international students in their career development. This session also provides conversation starters, best practices, and actionable tips to help faculty and staff confidently connect students with the resources and guidance they need to succeed. Participants in this session will: Learn a foundational understanding of common immigration and career pathways Understand campus resources available through the Pomerantz Career Center and the International Student and Scholar Services Discover practical strategies for supporting international students in their career developmentRegister in Employee Self-Service: course #CARBGC