esults), Possible Career Choices, Career Development Information, Qualification documents (degrees, CAPE, CSEC) - original and at least 1 copy of each - examination certificates/certificates/degrees; sample of work (where possible); Special awards certificates; Employment Credentials (where applicable), Skills and Competencies, Copies of Letters of Recommendation, Copies of Competency Exam Results,. 

In addition to gathering the above information, students will have the opportunity to chart their educational path and co-curricular involvement. They will be able to identify careers being considered as well as possible places of employment. Church and community activities, work-study experience as well as workplace experience will be itemised. 

For further information on this programme, please contact Placement and Career Services, upstairs the Office of Graduate Studies and Research; Tel: 927-1650, 935-8224; Email: placemnt@uwimona.edu.jm.

Dress for Success Seminar and Workplace Ethics Seminar

This seminar places emphasis on appropriate attire for the working environment, the job interview and other work related occasions. Additionally, issues associated with workplace ethics are adressed.

Mock Interviews

These interviews are specially organized to assist finalizing students to develop needed interviewing skills and techniques which are necessary for a successful job search.

Career Exposition & Job Fair

The Exposition is held over a two day period during which a wide cross-section of private and public sector organizations mount displays on a range of career areas. The exposition will expose students to a variety of possible career opportunities and widen their knowledge of various organizations. Students will also be able to network with key Human Resource Personnel.

On day 2, a Job Fair is held in conjunction with the expo. This is an opportunity for final year students to network with prospective employers/boothholders and to attend structured or walk-in interviews.

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This is a computerized career counselling  information package. It is designed to help students decide what employment areas would best suit them depending on their interests, values,  skills and  abilities.