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Connect with Employers & Professionals

Explore careers. Learn from professionals. Build connections.

Wondering what a career is really like or what employers are looking for in your field? Exploring careers doesn't have to mean searching for a job. Connecting with employers and professionals can help you learn about different career paths, discover what it's like to work in an industry, and build connections that can support your goals.

Explore organizations connected to Aims Community College by career pathway to learn more about potential employers, career areas, and professional opportunities.

You don't have to be ready to apply for a job to start building your network.


Explore by Career Pathway

Choose a career pathway that interests you to explore employers and organizations connected to Aims.

Technical Sciences & Skilled Trades

Explore employers connected to technical careers, manufacturing, construction, automotive, welding, and other skilled trades.

Health Careers

Explore healthcare organizations and employers connected to nursing, allied health, behavioral health, and other health careers.

Criminal Justice & Public Safety

Explore organizations connected to law enforcement, corrections, emergency services, fire, public safety, and related career fields.

Human Services & Education

Explore organizations connected to education, social services, counseling, human services, and related careers.

Business

Explore employers connected to business, management, finance, accounting, marketing, entrepreneurship, and related careers.

Agriculture & Energy

Explore employers connected to agriculture, natural resources, energy, environmental work, and related industries.

STEM, Arts & Communication

Explore employers connected to science, technology, engineering, mathematics, arts, media, communication, and creative careers.


Want to Learn More About a Career?

Finding an employer is just the beginning. Career Services can help you prepare to connect with professionals and make the most of those conversations.

A Career Coach can help you:

  • Identify questions to ask a professional
  • Prepare for an informational interview
  • Write a professional email or message
  • Practice introducing yourself
  • Explore what you learn and connect it to your career goals

Looking for a Job?

If you're ready to search for current employment opportunities, visit our Job Boards page.