What is Handshake?
Handshake is the #1 way college students get hired with access to over 550,000 employers
who hire students on Handshake.
Handshake offers employers the ability to post jobs and internships, register and
attend career events, host interview sessions, and connect with students and alumni
from over 1,200 partner colleges and universities.
Read this help article with information about Getting Started with Handshake.
View Handshake’s Employer Help Center to Post a Job, Attend a Career Fair, or Host an Interview
QuadJobs is an app-based job portal that connects local employers with students for
part-time and one-time jobs in the communities surrounding campus as well as for jobs
that can be done remotely.
Employers can communicate with and pay students directly through the app. A small
service fee will be charged to the employer. This service is free for all students.
ACCOUNT REGISTRATION FOR EMPLOYERS:
- Download the app from the Apple Store
- Set up your account profile and enter the credit card you would like to use to pay
students for your job(s)
- Feel free to connect with QuadJobs directly if you have any questions about posting
opportunities
Below you'll find best practices for your internship program. WCU encourages creating
and offering paid internship opportunities, which compensate the student for their
time, effort, and contributions. Offering paid opportunities also give you access
to the most robust applicant pool possible, so it's a win-win. While the university
does have a fund for unpaid internships, that is awarded to students based on financial
need, and not to employers or specific opportunities. If you are referring the student
to apply for funding, please do not guarantee they will receive funding, as the university
does not have enough capacity to award every student who applies. More information
on that can be found here.
Great news! International students who have F-1 status with training or work authorization
are sponsored by their college/university. Getting permission for international students
to work in the U.S. is not as difficult as you might think. Most international students
are in the U.S. on non‐immigrant student visas (F‐1), and federal regulations permit
the employment of international students on F‐1 visas within certain limits.
Read on for more information about hiring international students with authorization
for training and employment. - PDF
