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JCCC's Career Development Center provides free resources to learn about yourself and careers and how to prepare for your future.

Visit our team of friendly Career Coaches in SC 252 and we’ll help you find out more about yourself, learn about careers, decide on internships and job shadowing and give you the skills for your big interview.

Stop by our offices to get started or call 913-469-3870 to make an appointment.

discover, explore, prepare in a continuous loop

We’re ready to help you succeed—from exploring your passion to defining your career.


Who am I?

Explore your internal drive through interactive workshops and assessments. Find out more about yourself—your values, interests, personality, skills and strengths—then chart a path forward for choosing a career or major. Consider which careers align with what’s important to you. We’ll help you explore the possibilities!

Discover yourself


Where am I going?

Take what you’ve learned about yourself and match it with a career. Use your interests to explore a career pathway, seek an internship and take advantage of job shadowing opportunities. Being open to alternate routes or unexpected detours, as they can bring you enjoyable surprises.

Explore careers

Discover the earning potential of JCCC graduates

View JCCC Graduate Salary Information*

*Reported salaries of JCCC graduates by major and additional job-related information. The JCCC Post Graduate data is based on JCCC career program graduates' responses to the annual post graduate survey. The survey is administered six months to one year after graduation. 


How do I get there?

Talk the talk. Walk the walk. From a strong résumé to researching the company, our Career Development Coaches can help you with your introduction/elevator pitch, answering and asking the right questions and making an impactful first impression.

Prepare for your job search

Need accommodations?

Individuals with a disability are encouraged to visit our resource page for help with career planning and decision-making.

Visit the Job Search Resources for Students with Disabilities page