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Career Center

The Career Center

The Brunswick Community College Career Center connects students, job seekers, veterans employers, and community partners to education, training, employment, and workforce development opportunities.

Located on BCC’s main campus, the Career Center serves as a workforce hub where individuals can explore careers, develop job search skills, connect with employers, access training opportunities, and receive personalized support to achieve their educational and employment goals.

Through partnerships with NCWorks, the Cape Fear Workforce Development Board, Brunswick Community College Workforce Development, and other workforce system partners, the Career Center helps connect individuals to employment services, training opportunities, career pathways, and workforce resources available throughout the region.

The Career Center supports Brunswick Community College’s commitment to student success, workforce development, and community engagement by helping individuals connect education, training, and employment opportunities.

Visit us in Building A, Second Floor, adjacent to the Library.

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Our Services

CURRENT STUDENTS

Whether you’re exploring career options, preparing to enter the workforce, or planning your next educational step, the Career Center offers resources to help you succeed.

Services include:

  • Workforce training pathway information
  • Career exploration and career assessments
  • Resume and cover letter assistance
  • Interview preparation
  • Job and internship search support
  • Career readiness workshops
  • Soft skills and professional development training
  • Connections to employers and hiring events
JOB SEEKERS | ALUMNI

The Career Center is available to Brunswick Community College alumni and community members seeking employment, career advancement, or training opportunities.

Services include:

  • Job search assistance
  • Resume development and review
  • Interview coaching
  • Career exploration resources
  • NCWorks registration assistance
  • Training opportunities, scholarship referrals, and supportive service resources
  • Apprenticeship information
  • Veteran employment services
  • Access to hiring events and workforce workshops

Whether you are entering the workforce, changing careers, or re-entering employment, we can help connect you to resources and opportunities.

EMPLOYERS
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The Career Center serves as a connection point between employers, workforce partners, and individuals seeking employment and career advancement opportunities.

Services include:

  • Recruitment support
  • Candidate referrals
  • Hiring events and recruitment opportunities
  • Apprenticeship development resources
  • Work-based learning partnerships
  • Workforce training connections
  • Labor market and workforce system resources

Employers interested in connecting with students, graduates, and job seekers are encouraged to contact the Career Center.

Resources

NCWORKS | WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

The Career Center partners with NCWorks and workforce development organizations to connect individuals with employment and training opportunities.These partnerships help expand access to education, employment, training, supportive services, and career pathways throughout Brunswick County.

Resources include:

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TRAINING | APPRENTICESHIPS

Explore education and workforce training opportunities that can help prepare you for high-demand careers.

Resources include:

  • Continuing Education programs
  • Workforce credentials
  • Apprenticeship opportunities
  • Industry-recognized certifications
  • Short-term training programs
  • Career pathway exploration

Link: Workforce Development Programs – https://brunswickcc.edu/continuing-education-workforce-development/

CAREER READINESS

Develop the skills needed to successfully enter and advance in today’s workforce.

Resources include:

  • Workplace success skills
  • Resume assistance
  • Interview preparation
  • Professional development workshops
  • Job search strategies
  • Networking resources
COMMUNITY PARTNERS

The Career Center collaborates with numerous organizations to support workforce success, including:

  • NCWorks
  • Workforce Development
  • Adult Education
  • ApprenticeshipNC
  • Employment and Independence for People with Disabilities (EIPD)
  • Veterans Services
  • Community and employer partners
VISIT THE CAREER CENTER

Location:
Brunswick Community College
Building A, Second Floor

Hours:
Monday – Thursday – 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Friday – 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Resources Available:

  • Computers for job search activities
  • Career resource materials
  • Workforce development information
  • Partner referrals
  • Individual career assistance

Links:
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Contact the Career Center

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
  1. Who can use the Career Center?
    The Career Center serves Brunswick Community College students, alumni, job seekers, employers, and community partners.
  2. Do I have to be a BCC student to receive assistance?
    No. Many Career Center and NCWorks services are available to community members and job seekers.
  3. What services are available?
    Resume assistance, job search support, interview preparation, career exploration, workforce training referrals, apprenticeship information, hiring events, and employer services.
  4. Where is the Career Center located?
    Building A, Second Floor, adjacent to the Library.
  5. How do I access NCWorks services?
    Career Center staff can assist with NCWorks registration and connecting individuals to available workforce resources.
  6. Are services available for veterans?
    Yes. Veteran employment services and workforce resources are available through the Career Center and NCWorks partners.

Start your Path

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Need Help Choosing?

Not sure which program is right for you? Our Success Coaches are here to help.

OneStop Student Services, Building A, Brunswick Community College

(910) 755-7320 | onestop@brunswickcc.edu

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TELL US ABOUT YOURSELF.

WHAT INTERESTS YOU? (CHOOSE UP TO 3)

WHAT CREDENTIAL ARE YOU HOPING TO EARN?

In about two years, you can earn an Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, or an Associate of Applied Science degree. Many students continue their education at a four-year college or university.
A diploma takes less time (9-18 months) than a degree and provides you with hands-on training and skills in a specific field. You are workforce ready.
If you want focused training in a specific skill or industry in less than one year, a certificate program may be for you.
In less than six months, you train for employment in a specific field or career type, short-term industry training programs are a great place to start. Some programs offer industry recognized credentials.
High School students can accelerate the completion of college certificates, diplomas, and associate degrees.
Complete a high school credential (GED®) that mirrors a public-school credential.
Prepares adults to take the High School Equivalency Test.

HOW WOULD YOU PREFER TO LEARN?

WHEN WOULD YOU LIKE TO COMPLETE YOUR PROGRAM?

BASED ON YOUR RESPONSES, THESE PROGRAMS MAY BE A GREAT FIT FOR YOU.

Every student's path is different. Explore these recommended programs to learn more about the opportunities available at Brunswick Community College.

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