NY and Online students, don’t miss your mock interview. The sessions will be held during scheduled class times, beginning on 1/19/2021 through 1/29/2021, via Zoom. Your schedule was provided to your class instructor. If you are not able to attend the interview you must provide proper documentation in order to re-schedule for a later date. Online Campus students must call us at Tel: (718) 522- 9800 or (212) 672-6451 to schedule appointment. All students completing Career Development Seminar MUST participate. Reminder: The Mock Interview accounts for 40% of the final grade for the CDV Class.
All students must be logged into Zoom 15 minutes prior to interview start time, using a link that will be provided by your CDV Instructor.
Mock Interview Requirements
Portfolio Documents:
-Resume
-Cover Letter
-List of References (4 Professional)
-Recommendation Letters (3)
-Transcript (GPA of “B” or better)
-Certificates & Awards
-Outstanding Class Projects
-Thank You Letter
-Sample Job Application Form
-LinkedIn Profile
For more information, please contact (212) 672-6451 at the Manhattan campus and (718) 522-9800 at the Brooklyn campus.
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