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All ºÚÁÏÉçÇø ºÚÁÏÉçÇøs have a Handshake account that is automatically created for them when they enroll. All you have to do is log in to Handshake to activate your account and select a career cluster. Handshake will then recommend certain positions to you based on your profile, allowing for easy searching.

Here are some of the awesome things you can do with Handshake:

• Register for networking events, workshops, fairs and info sessions
• Schedule an appointment with a Career Advisor
• Research thousands of employers
• Apply for jobs and internships

Networking on Handshake

Conduct Company Research

Employers have their own Handshake profiles! On these profiles, organizations will have information about themselves, listings for jobs and internships, and any events they are hosting will appear as well. Any reviews that previous interns and employees have written will also appear on the employer profiles to allow Handshake users to gain a better understanding of what it is like to work for them.

How to Make the Most of Handshake

Handshake has numerous tools and capabilities that will help launch you into your next career development opportunity. Below are the top ways to use it to your advantage:

• Complete your resume and upload it to your 
• Add the following information to your :
  • Career Cluster(s)
  • Work Experience
  • Organization(s)
  • Skills
  • Cities of interest to help us connect you to potential employers
• Engage with the Center for Career Exploration and Success by attending:
  • CCES sponsored program, event, workshop, fair or expo
  • Career Cluster-related event, workshop or activity
  • Presidential Career & Leadership Series event
  • Career Fair or Expo

Protecting Yourself and Other Miami Students on Handshake

Online job and career boards can be intimidating. The Career Center vets employers as best we can with the information we have available. However, if you encounter an employer that raises concerns, you can . Be certain to do your due diligence and research before engaging with employers on any online job board.