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AI resume and interview preparation for career centers

Turn coursework, projects, and internships into a resume students can explain. Use job-specific feedback and Mock Apply reports to focus the next advising session.

Start with experience students already have

A capstone project can show decisions, collaboration, and delivery even without a full-time job title.

  • Record the project, personal contribution, and supporting links in Work History.
  • Build an editable resume with projects, education, experience, and skills.

Make advising specific to a target role

Compare a student’s draft with a real posting. Discuss the missing evidence instead of giving the same general advice to every student.

  • Use section feedback to identify a claim that needs an example.
  • Keep the resume and target posting together during revision.

Practice explaining the application

A Mock Apply report gives the student and adviser concrete strengths, gaps, and questions to discuss before an application.

  • Use questions tied to the student’s resume and chosen job.
  • Leave the session with a revised document and examples to rehearse.

See the preparation workflow

Score & Review

Review the score and section feedback, then revise the specific experience that needs more detail.

Explore resume feedback

Frequently asked questions

Bring a student’s draft and one target posting

Discuss how resume feedback and application review could fit your advising program.