Employers can place ads free of charge on an ever-expanding job database in the Career Services Office. Presently over 700 new jobs are advertised each week. With more businesses coming into the Santa Clarita Valley, employment needs are ever increasing. Even if all students on campus were hired, the needs of all businesses would still not be met. Career Services offers more than a dozen programs to help people become more marketable and target specific occupations.
Services range from financial aid information to career development and job placement.
It takes about two hours to go through the Eureka assessment package. Information includes salary, work environments, skills needed, amount of education and training necessary, and where to get training for the job. For those who lack the resources to pay for their education, the center offers a scholarship information program. FastWeb is a database with information on more than 275 scholarships. Staff is available to assist with the various computer programs.