Events & Workshops

Academic Internships – 1-5 credits

EXPRL 191, 192, 193

☑ Year-round open enrollment.
☑ Earn 1-5 credits while working and learning

An internship is a form of experiential learning that integrates knowledge and theory leaned in the classroom with practical application and skill development in a a professional environment.

The Academic Internship Experience, EXPRL 191/192/193 seeks to ensure learning by helping you integrate your internship experience and academic goals.

• EXPRL191 – Academic Internship Experience • V1-5 Cr.
• EXPRL192 -Academic Internship Experience • V1-5 Cr.
• EXPRL193 – Academic Internship Experience • V1-5 Cr.

• EXPRL490 – Academic Internship Experience • V1-5 Cr.
• EXPRL491 – Academic Internship Experience • V1-5 Cr.

To learn more, visit www.bellevuecollege.edu/internships
or call (425) 564-2279 to meet with an internship coordinator.

Resume and Interview Strategies

EXPRL 220    Item# 6430 A      2 Credits

Learn how to create a winning resume and represent your best talents in interview situations. Guest speakers form local companies will tell you what they really want to see on resumes and hear about job interviews. Class will include practice interviews with company representatives.  Must attend both weekends.

Late start class.

This is a two weekend course that meets Febuary 19, 20, 25 & 26

Fee: $21.00 eLearning Fee.

Social Media for Job Hunting  Personal Branding

EXPRL 196   Item# 6353 HYAC         2 Credits

Students participate in reflections and hands-on activities to discover and articulate their strengths. They integrate that knowledge with their passions and experience to develop a personal brand.  They use social media to create strengths-based profiles; explore practical strategies to make connections with employers, recruiters, and mentors; and articulate their personal brand

By the end of this course, successful students will be able to:

1. Identify and articulate their strengths using the dependable strengths articulation process
2. Create strengths-based social media profiles
3. Develop an “elevator pitch,” a succinct summary of their strengths and experience, and deliver it in a polished fashion
4. Apply effective job search strategies on multiple social media channels
5. Apply networking strategies to make connections with industry professionals on social media
6. Integrate their knowledge of their strengths, their passions, and their experience in order to develop a personal brand–and articulate that brand on a social media channel

Class meets on 4 days,  14 May, 15 May, 28 May and 29 May only.

Instructor: Chiew Jones

Fee: $21.00 eLearning Fee.