Current Employment Opportunities
| Â鶹´«Ã½ Career & Transfer Center provides assistance to students searching for on-campus and off-campus working opportunities. |
- Working on campus is a great way to earn money, build experience, and stay connected to Â鶹´«Ã½.
- The Welcome Center and the Writing & Tutoring Center accept student applications year round. If you are not selected for an interview during the cycle you apply, you may be contacted for consideration in a future hiring cycle. For specific questions, students are encouraged to contact each department directly.
- On occasion some departments may have student worker positions to fill.
- Job postings provide position responsibilities, instructions on how to apply and who to contact.
- Applicants who are selected will be invited to interview.
- Before submitting your application, be sure to review and tailor your resume and cover letter to the position.
- View Jobs and Internships available to students.
Employers: Submit your opening(s) for review
To submit a job opportunity for student recruitment, please submit your job description or recruitment flyer to or email careertransfer@gavilan.edu for review.
Once approved, the position will be shared through Â鶹´«Ã½’s career and transfer shell and posted on campus bulletin boards.
To ensure your posting is complete and accessible to students, please include the following information:
- Company/Organization name, address, webpage
- Job title
- Hourly wage or salary
- Job location, including city and ZIP code
- Employer contact information for questions or follow-up
- For part-time positions, the expected weekly hours or schedule
- Clear application instructions, including where and how students should apply
- Point of contact name and email
Providing complete and accurate information helps students assess opportunities efficiently and supports
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