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Women & Allies in the Trades Club
- The purpose of this club is to promote growth, support and opportunity. This club provides a safe space to discuss issues that arise while working in the trades. We are building a community where women & their allies can support and learn from one another.
- The club meets multiple times each quarter with opportunities to attend job fairs, conferences and other team building and networking events.
- Any student enrolled in the Professional and Technical Career Training Division that is interested can join!
- for info email: women.alliesintrades@seattlecolleges.edu
- follow us on instagram: @women.alliesintrades_ssc

The Women and Allies in the Trades club meeting with team members from the PACCAR Women's Association.

Alaska Airline Mentorship Program
- In the 2024-2025 school year, South Seattle College AMT program teamed up with Alaska Airlines for a mentorship program. During this program students were paired with a mechanic form Alaska Airlines, meeting with them multiple times, job shadowing, and even going to the Alaska Airlines hangar at the SeaTac airport for a site visit.
- This mentorship program is designed help students build confidence, create professional connections, and gain the soft skills needed to succeed in building a network – ultimately securing future employment or advancing existing careers in the aeronautical technology sector.
- Interested? Ask your instructor to see if and when the next time this mentorship program is running!

Show off your work at the Student Showcase!

Join us and show off what you've been up to in your classes! Whether it's a research project, a creative piece, a prototype build, or just a topic you explored in class that you're passionate about, The South Student Showcase is your opportunity to inspire, educate, and connect with instructors and fellow students from every discipline! We can provide tables for showcasing physical items and have access to a printer for posters 2' by 3' in size. What you display is up to you.

Examples of what students have done in the past include:

Project display boards
Model builds
Art installations

If you have an idea but aren't sure how to make it happen, connect with your instructor!

The Student Showcase happens every year, towards end of Spring Quarter. Be on the lookout for more information!

In the JMB hall there are dozens of students and faculty walking around student displays!

Become a Tutor!

GENERAL-TUTOR-APPLICATION.pdf

Jobs and Internships

Search and apply on Handshake

For our students and alumni to find internships, part-time/full-time jobs, career events, and more we have Handshake! What is Handshake? Handshake is one of the leading student-centered job boards in the country. Over 400,000 employers, including many in our region, use Handshake to recruit current college students and recent graduates for just about any career you can imagine.

All Seattle Colleges students and alumni have free access to Handshake. When you fill out your profile, Handshake will personalize jobs, internships, and career events based on your interests and skills.

While not all opportunities on Handshake are located at the South Campus, it's a great way to search for opportunities! Here is how to get started:

Go to app.joinhandshake.com or download the mobile app.
(Apple App Store | Google Play)
Type "Seattle Colleges" in the search bar.
Log in using your MySeattleColleges login (usually your firstname.lastname@seattlecolleges.edu).

Your account is already pre-populated with information you provided during application and registration.

Work, with WorkSource!

Ways that WorkSource can help:

Career exploration
Cover Letter Assistance
Interview Preparation
Job Search Assistance
Resume Assistance

Visit the WorkSource webpage for more info and to make an appointment!

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