For easier access to the student-parent portal within Career Development Center’s website.

In partnership with the Guidance and Counseling Office and UC-BCF Alumni Assembly Inc., the program assists students in the decision-making process for their future educational and career paths through career testing and partnering with experienced alumni for mentorship.

The Career Development Center compiled various student resources tailored to assist in developing their capabilities and preparation for job hunting.

1. Register at www.Jobs180.com
2. Complete your ResumeLink
3. Submit your ResumeLink
4. To submit your resume link, just open any job posting in jobs180.com/search. You will see a Submit ResumeLink button beside the position title. Click there and you will be redirected to your jobs180 account login. Enter your credentials and your application will automatically be submitted.

The Jobs180 website is not just a job portal but helps job seekers, employers, and institutions find each other. It provides tools to help job seekers build resumes, employers find candidates, and assist the University to prepare students and alumni for the job market.

The University offers various scholarship opportunities to students. Check out the website of the Student Welfare and Development Office or contact them via email/phone call.

Share experiences through the Employer Satisfaction Survey, all geared towards improving the quality of education and the transition of graduates into the workforce.

A bi-annual career fair will be conducted in partnership with the UC-BCF Alumni Assembly Inc. that involve top companies, industries, and employers giving graduating students and alumni an opportunity to connect with potential employers and explore diverse career opportunities. Send your inquiry or application in CDC’s email (careercenter@uc-bcf.edu.ph).

The Career Development Center conducts workshops and career development activities, inviting skilled and experienced speakers knowledgeable in their field and topics. Be a guest speaker at CDC’s next activity by sending an email (careercenter@uc-bcf.edu.ph) or fill out a form.

CDC can post job opportunities from external companies/organizations at their Facebook and LinkedIn pages. For posting request, email (careercenter@uc-bcf.edu.ph) the office along with your e-copies of the job posters and letter of request.

1. Make Initial Contact: Contact Specific Programs (If Applicable); If you’re interested in working with a particular CDC program or office (e.g., GCO), reach out to them directly. Their contact information should be available on their respective pages.
2. Reach Out via Email (careercenter@uc-bcf.edu.ph): Send a letter of intent and other supporting documents of your organization. Clearly highlight your relevant capabilities and the areas where you see a potential for collaboration.
3. Explore Collaboration Opportunities: From there the CDC officer will be assisting you based on the intent. In case, be ready to discuss your organization’s objectives and how they align with the CDC and UC’s mission. Identify potential areas of collaboration where both parties can contribute and benefit.
4. Formalize Agreements: If a partnership opportunity arises when both parties come into an understanding/agreement, be prepared to formalize the collaboration through a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) or a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), or a similar document. This agreement will outline the roles, responsibilities, and expectations of both parties.

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