The Honors College and UTSA Career Center have partnered with Google and the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities to offer the Grow with Google HSI Career Readiness Program to you, free of charge!

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Grow with Google (GwG) is a self-paced digital skills program where you will complete five flexible learning paths that focus on building digital skills, exploring career paths, landing a great job, succeeding in the workplace and starting your own business. You will develop digital skills and be a part of career workshops that prepare you for internships and employment. Along the way, you have the opportunity to earn Google swag, get digital badges, a certificate to put on your LinkedIn profile and, if you complete the full program and all of the Honors requirements, you can count this as an experience.

For questions about the Grow with Google Program, contact honors@utsa.edu.

Get Started With the Grow with Google HSI Career Readiness Program

Click the link below to view the attached flyer that includes new directions on how to log in and get started.

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Program Details

Deliverable Time
1 hour
  • Navigating the system(s)
  • Recommended timeline
35 hours

Pre-matriculated and post-secondary students will have an opportunity to grow their skills through a series of curated content that includes:

  • Career development opportunities
  • Professional brand training
  • Digital skills workshops
7 hours

Vmock

  • 30-minute appointment with UCC career consultant to walk through VMock resume feature
  • 3 hours to develop resume and submit to VMock for feedback
  • 30-minute follow-up appointment with UCC career consultant to review VMock feedback
  • 2 hours to revise resume and submit to VMock for additional feedback
  • 1 hour for resume reflection exercise (e.g. journal entry)
7 hours
  • 1-hour appointment with UCC career consultant to walk through additional VMock features (e.g. Elevator Pitch, LinkedIn)
  • 2 hours to complete Elevator Pitch and LinkedIn exercises in VMock
  • 2 hours to register for a virtual career expo in Handshake and review preparatory materials:
  • 1-hour appointment with UCC career consultant to discuss expo participation and plan next steps
  • 1-hour for career expo reflection exercise (e.g. journal entry)
7 hours
3 hours
  • 2 hours to attend in-person events ex: Mock Interview Day
  • 1-hour to post GwG evaluation or in person focus group to gather feedback.
Total 60 hours
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Opportunities within the Honors College

The Honors College offers students the opportunity to participate in a number of different programs to further expand knowledge, especially in the realms of professional development, leadership development, and public service. Special programs are fully integrated into the Honors College curriculum, making credit transfer simple and ensuring that students are working toward Honors requirements.