The whole first-job kit in one place: resume templates you can download and fill in, interview guides written for people whose experience is school and real life, and 418 careers with verified pay data. No signup, no email — just take what you need.
Word documents that open anywhere (Google Docs included). Every placeholder explains what belongs in it, so the template teaches while you type.
A one-page resume built for people with no work history yet — every section explains what to put in it as you fill it in.
For when you've had a job or two: experience up top, education and activities behind it, all in one clean page.
Three short paragraphs: the role, your proof, your ask. Each placeholder shows a worked example to steal the shape of.
Where first jobs actually come from: asking, showing up, and knowing the hiring seasons.
02What you already have — classes, projects, helping people — counts, if you write it down right.
03Three paragraphs, one page, skippable more often than teachers admit. The whole formula.
04Interviews are a learnable format. Three stories, two questions, one email.
05Build five answers once and you've prepared for nearly every first-job interview at the same time.
06The wage is one line. Hours, taxes, and benefits decide what it actually pays.
07The campus job that comes with your aid letter — and how to actually get one.
A practice interview that talks back: pick the job and the difficulty, answer five real questions in chat, get honest coaching at the end. Nothing saved, bombing is free.
14 questions interviewers actually ask, as flip cards: answer out loud, flip to check your answer's shape, and drill until you own them.
418 careers with verified federal data: median pay, growth, what training each really needs — and the paths that pay you while you learn.
395 verified internships, fellowships, and programs — many paid — ready for the resume you just built.