PROGRAM DETAILS · PROPOSED CURRICULUM

International Student Career Accelerator

From Academic Experience to Career Readiness. An integrated, evidence-based pathway that combines career intelligence, baseline and follow-up simulation, job-search preparation, experiential learning, and a personalized action plan.

11 stages56 guided hours (proposed)Flexible 8–12 week cohort formatOnline / Hybrid / In-person

Program Overview

Audience: International university students and recent graduates preparing for U.S. internships and early-career opportunities, subject to individual eligibility.

Learning goals: Identify realistic target roles; interpret employer requirements; demonstrate job-search and interview skills; understand when to seek authorized immigration guidance; measure readiness development; and execute a 90-day career plan.

Delivery: Workshops, guided platform exercises, career research, mock interviews, individualized assignments, and supervised or project-based experiential learning when available. Hours are proposed and can be tailored to institutional needs.

Assessment: Baseline and follow-up readiness evidence, portfolio of career artifacts, instructor feedback, and final 90-day plan. Any completion documentation is subject to confirmed program arrangements.

STAGE 01 · 4 guided hours

Career Baseline Assessment

Learning activities
Deliverable: Student career baseline profile and initial target-role shortlist
STAGE 02 · 6 guided hours

Career Intelligence

Learning activities
Deliverable: Career intelligence brief with evidence-based target occupations and employers
STAGE 03 · 4 guided hours

Simulation Testing

Learning activities
Deliverable: Baseline simulation results and documented assumptions
STAGE 04 · 4 guided hours

Gap Analysis

Learning activities
Deliverable: Ranked gap matrix and personal development priorities
STAGE 05 · 6 guided hours

Resume & LinkedIn

Learning activities
Deliverable: Tailored resume, LinkedIn improvement plan and accomplishment bank
STAGE 06 · 6 guided hours

Networking & Job Search

Learning activities
Deliverable: Employer shortlist, outreach templates and job-search tracker
STAGE 07 · 6 guided hours

Interview Preparation

Learning activities
Deliverable: Interview story bank, practice evaluation and improvement plan
STAGE 08 · 4 guided hours

International Student Employment Awareness

Learning activities
Deliverable: Personal questions checklist for DSO or qualified counsel; not legal advice
STAGE 09 · 8 guided hours

Internship Experience

Learning activities
Deliverable: Experience or project portfolio and reflection; placement is not guaranteed
STAGE 10 · 4 guided hours

Post-Program Simulation

Learning activities
Deliverable: Before-and-after readiness comparison with limitations noted
STAGE 11 · 4 guided hours

90-Day Career Action Plan

Learning activities
Deliverable: Individual 90-day career execution plan
Important program conditions: This is a proposed curriculum, not a promise of employment, internship placement, immigration authorization, university credit, or third-party certification. Internship and employer-facing components depend on availability, eligibility, institutional arrangements and any required authorization. Career simulation outputs are decision-support estimates, not hiring predictions. Employment and immigration information is educational only; students should consult their DSO or qualified immigration counsel regarding individual CPT, OPT, STEM OPT, visa or sponsorship matters. Current openings must be verified independently and not inferred from historical employer data.