Career Services Center

We’re here to help prepare you for life after high school―whether you need a résumé, tips for a job search, or interview prep.

Where do I start?

Take the Career Quiz

What Daysha Says

“Working with Stride as an intern, [I found] their education beliefs, their community beliefs, and their inclusion beliefs have exceeded what I thought, and they lined up to what they’re saying.”

Daysha, high school intern, 2021¹

Internship and Job Search Tools

Getting a job or internship in high school allows you to see what it’s like in a specific industry, job, and future career path―all while gaining valuable real-world skills and experience. School counselors or teachers can help you search or see roles at K12. Some internships are paid, while others are not.

Check Out These Job Search Tools:

Résumé Do’s and Don’ts

Watch the Video

Professional Résumé Template

Create Your Résumé

Résumé Template 1

Résumé Template 2

How to Make a Résumé With No Experience

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Student Activity Tracking Sheet

Organize Your Activities

Elevator Pitch Template

Draft Yours

Introduce Yourself With Confidence

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Common Interview Questions Explained

See the Questions

Interview Like a Pro

Watch the Video

3 Tips to Ace Your Interview

Read the Article

Professional Communication for Teens

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Set Yourself Up for Success With a K12 Career Coach

Whether you’re looking to practice interviewing, explore industries, or craft a compelling résumé, our K12 career coaches can help you build the skills and confidence to get ahead.

Explore Your Options

Learn More About Career Coaching

Questions? You can also contact the team at [email protected]

K12-Enrolled Students

Get Matched to Careers, Internships, and More

Join thousands of students who’ve reached their full potential with Tallo. Fill out a free profile to get instantly matched to scholarships, colleges, careers, internships, and more.

K12-Enrolled Students

Other Students

Entrepreneurship Exploration

More than 60% of high school students across the nation are entrepreneurs. It’s a way to make an impact, solve a problem, earn income, and develop critical skills for your next step.