Career Advisement Center

Claremont Career Center is a professional development hub based in Claremont, CA, offering a range of career services and resources to support individuals in their professional growth. With a focus on skill-building and networking opportunities, the center aims to empower clients to enhance their career prospects and achieve their professional goals. Generated from their business information

The University of California Los Angeles was founded in 1919 and moved to Westwood a decade later. Today the 419-acre campus serves nearly 40,000 students in 118 undergraduate and 200 graduate majors. The UCLA Library ranks among the top 10 in U.S., with 8.2 million volumes. Its mascot is Joe Bruin. The school's colors are blue and gold.

Jewish Vocational Services (JVS) in Los Angeles is dedicated to empowering individuals and communities through a range of workforce development programs, including career coaching, training, and job placement assistance. With a special focus on military veterans, women, and Jewish students in the Greater Los Angeles area, JVS fosters career success through innovative initiatives like the Ezra Network and a substantial scholarship program. Through its comprehensive services, JVS SoCal also offers specialized training programs in high-demand sectors, mentorship opportunities for women, and support for refugees and immigrants. By emphasizing education and skill development, the organization has distributed over $14.3 million in scholarships to more than 6,200 students, reinforcing its commitment to building a skilled workforce in the region. Generated from the website