Career Launch

A career bootcamp for high school students

Career Launch is a 13-week virtual boot-camp that assists teachers in preparing their students for mock interviews and engagement with employers. This program is designed for high school students as they begin to think about life after graduation.

What are employers looking for in new hires?
What skills are valuable?
Should I even go to college?

All of these and more are discussed in the program.

About the Program

Students will learn about career opportunities from seasoned veterans and recent graduates. They will see how CEOs and business owners view new hires, and also hear the challenges recent college graduates face in their first one to three years out of college.

Each module features a video, a video summary and discussion questions. This program is designed to be watched and discussed in a group setting, but it could also be completed individually. The program schedule is flexible and can meet the needs of individual course schedules.

Program Modules
Module 1: Qualities Employers Want

Module 2: Professionalism

Module 3: Soft Skills

Module 4: Social Media

Module 5: Rookie Mistakes

Module 6: Resume

Module 7: Cover Letter

Module 8: Interviewing

Module 9: Personal Branding

Module 10: Finding Your Career Path

Module 11: Ethical Behavior

Module 12: Should I go to College?

Nailed IT (Interview Techniques) Virtual Seminar: Mock In-person and Zoom Interview Videos and resources

Program Levels
Annual Access Levels

Teacher/Individual: $250 per/year

This level provides access to the program content for up to 100 students for one year.

School/One Organization: $2,500 per/year

This level provides access to the program content for 101 - 1,499 students for one year.

District/Enterprise: $5,000 per/year

This level provides access to the program content for 1,500+ students for one year.

Note: All payments for the Career Launch program are invoiced. There is no payment required during enrollment.

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Career Launch

A career bootcamp for high school students

About the Program

Annual Access Levels