Info Sessions/Interviews

The California Center for Construction Education (CCCE) works on behalf of its construction management students and alumni to provide networking and recruitment opportunities that leads to greater employment opportunities within numerous construction industry fields. This robust, internal recruiting program gives industry recruiters a chance to interact with Cal Poly CM students throughout the academic year. All majors and class levels are encouraged to get involved with our recruiting program, although the focus of the program is to get CM Majors and Minors connected to internships while they are students and full-time positions upon graduation.

 

Info Sessions are designed for a single company to present its company culture and employment opportunities to Construction Management students within a 50-min presentation, followed by next-day interviews. The CCCE coordinates approximately forty nightly Info Sessions per quarter which run Monday through Thursday starting at 6:10pm and Thursdays at 11:10am during University Hour.

 

STUDENTS –

To review the upcoming calendar of recruiting sessions, click here: https://ccce.calpoly.edu/#calendar

Click here for a video showing how to sign up for interviews online: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qnHK3UZFsw

COMPANIES –

To review available dates for 2021-2022 Info Sessions, click here: https://ccce.calpoly.edu/info-session-registration/

 

For questions about the CCCE’s recruiting program and how it can best meet your hiring needs, please contact:

 

Rachell Smith and the CCCE Team

California Center for Construction Education
Email: ccce@calpoly.edu  
Phone: 805.756.1723

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