The Career Center counselors strive to assist students to develop skills to succeed in college, graduate, earn certificates, transfer, and to create and to maintain meaningful careers. Career counselors are here to help you in reflecting on your interests, strengths, and skills and guide you in exploring your educational, career and job options.
Need support with your career exploration? Visit our Career Center and meet with a Career Counselor.
Teaching children or youth provides opportunities to change the lives of children and families for the better, and to evolve as a human being.
Degree, Certificate and Transfer opportunities in areas such as Child Development, Early Childhood and Child and Adolescent Development.
Also learn about child care services for students.
SparkPoint at CCSF is here to support students by bridging the gap students experience when they attempt to connect to the numerous campus resources and services. Whether a prospective, new or returning student, come learn about basic needs services, employment & education services and financial supports available to help students accomplish their educational journey.
Basic Needs support such as
The Link Center is a student resource center offering safer sex supplies, education materials, mentoring, support, and referrals. We have computers and a printer for student use. We have study areas and a small inner conference room available for students to reserve. The LINK Center is a place to study, connect with other students and receive peer support and referrals.
Each lab is tailored to meet the needs of different users, so software availability is varied. Hours of operations are limited by and subject to changes in budget and staff availability.
Currently lactation rooms are available at various centers for student parents and employees, please check the link below to find the room and center location.
CCSF is providing various computer software programs free of charge to CCSF students. Software includes:
Zero Textbook Cost (ZTC) is defied by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as: "any type of educational materials that are in the public domain or introduced with an open license. The nature of these open materials means that anyone can legally and freely copy, use, adapt, and re-share them. ZTCs range from textbooks to curricula, syllabi, lecture notes, assignments, test, projects, audio, video and animation.
Check out free resources such as free and open online courses, reading or textbook materials, and more!
The Guardian Scholars Program is committed to helping current and former foster youth college-bound students complete their educational goal in areas such as: Associate Degree, Transfer, and Certificates by providing comprehensive support services.
The program provides direct services, such as academic counseling, financial aid assistance, book vouchers and transportation passes, to assist with college costs, and referrals to community-based resources as needed and available.
Services offered: