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Leverage Career Communities

Below are a few tips to help you leverage Career Communities for maximum positive impact.

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Written by Anna Brogan
Updated over a week ago

What are Career Communities?

Career Communities are uniquely designed pages that aggregate and organize content within your site, either by areas of interest (industries), by academic categories (colleges or majors), by student population or YOG (year of graduation) -- or by other criteria that you determine.

View an example of a Career Community below, and where you can locate the same community in the backend of your dashboard.

What do they accomplish?

Career advisors want to spend more time advising students and less time manually connecting each student with the right resources. Within Career Communities, related career advice blogs, featured jobs, events, users/community experts, and resources are automatically aggregated so students and potential career contributors (or other guests) can find everything they need in order to be successful. Career advising appointments will be that much more effective when students come armed with ideas around what most inspires them.ย 

Incorporate best practices:

It's a good idea to create career communities for five to eight areas of interest as a start and expand the list from there. This ensures that there is enough content to keep these unique pages dynamic, relevant and current.

To view an example of career communities, visit our demo platform.
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