Need Career Support?
Whether a student is exploring careers, looking for a job, preparing for an interview, or needs help with a résumé, EECS is here to help.
If you're unsure where to send a student, simply encourage them to contact us. We'll make sure they get connected with the right resources and services.
Students can email careerservices@pima.edu with questions or to request assistance.
Faculty and staff are also welcome to email us on behalf of a student when appropriate.
Students can meet with EECS staff during regularly scheduled visits at campuses across the college.
Visit our EECS on Campus page for more information, dates, and more
Every Pima student already has a MyCareerLink account through Single Sign-On.
Students can:
Search for jobs and internships
Upload a résumé for professional feedback
Register for career events and workshops
Explore employers
Access career resources
Access MyCareerLink:
using the quick links at the bottom of every page on this website
"I need a resume"
MyCareerLink (upload for professional feedback)
Big Interview (AI-powered résumé creation, review, and tailoring)
EECS on Campus (one-on-one assistance)
Schedule an EECS résumé workshop for your class or student group.
"Can someone review my resume?"
Students may upload their resume on MyCareerLink for feedback. Learn How this works
"I need a job, internship, or apprenticeship"
Refer students to check out MyCareerLink for a wide array of jobs, internships, and more
"I have an interview coming up and need help preparing"
Refer students to Big Interview. This tool is free for our Pima community and included interview training, support crafting answers to touch interview questions, recorded practice, questions tailored to different career fields, and more.
"I want to meet employers or learn about other career events"
Connect students with our EECS Career Calendar. We regularly post events just for Pima students. However, we also include events in the local area including hiring events and more.
ECS can partner with faculty to bring career readiness directly into the classroom.
Common classroom presentations include:
Résumé Development
Interview Preparation
Career Exploration
Job & Internship Search
Networking
MyCareerLink Overview
Big Interview
Employer Panels
Career Readiness
To request a presentation or workshop, visit the Faculty & Staff section of the EECS Career Hub or email careerservices@pima.edu.
There are many ways for students to engage with Employer Engagement & Career Services (EECS). While we're always happy to provide individualized support, we encourage faculty and staff to first connect students with our regularly scheduled programs and events whenever appropriate.
These opportunities allow students to receive high-quality career support while also connecting with peers, employers, and campus resources.
We recommend encouraging students to participate in:
EECS on Campus for one-on-one support at campuses across the college
Career Café for informal career conversations and career development activities
Popcorn with a Program to explore careers related to their academic program and meet local employers
Hiring events, networking events, and employer information sessions
Welcome Week, Super Saturday, Student Life Resource Fairs, and other campus events where EECS is present
These events are designed to make career support accessible and are often the fastest way for students to connect with our team.
If a student has a specific question or needs more individualized assistance, they can:
Email careerservices@pima.edu
Upload a résumé through MyCareerLink for professional feedback
Meet with us during EECS on Campus
As a small team serving students across the entire college, your partnership in promoting these opportunities helps us reach more students while ensuring everyone receives timely, high-quality support.
A warm referral can make a big difference. If possible, introduce the student to EECS by email or encourage them to visit EECS on Campus, attend our hiring events, and more. Students are much more likely to follow through when a trusted faculty or staff member personally recommends a resource.