Career center resource

AI job-search starter kit for career centers

This page gives advisors and job seekers a safe starting point for using AI with job descriptions: extract the role requirements, connect them to real evidence, edit in the applicant's own voice, and avoid inventing experience.

Everything linked here can be used before anyone buys AI Job Kit. The free tools run in the browser, the sample PDF shows the workflow, and the paid kit is optional for people who want the editable templates, prompt pack, tracker, follow-up scripts, interview prep sheets, and 7-day sprint checklist in one ZIP.

Quick advisor summary

Responsible-use principles

• Use AI to organize job-post requirements before writing application materials.
• Keep all claims accurate, specific, and defensible in an interview.
• Edit AI-assisted drafts until they sound like the applicant, not a generic template.
• Do not paste private IDs, sensitive personal data, or confidential employer information into public AI tools.
• Do not use AI to fabricate degrees, responsibilities, metrics, references, or credentials.

Free browser tool

The Free Job Post Brief Generator turns a pasted job post into keywords, proof points, resume prompts, a cover-letter angle, and a 7-day application plan. It runs in the browser and does not upload pasted text.

The Free Resume Keyword Scanner compares a target job post with resume or experience notes to show covered keywords, likely proof gaps, and honest next edits before a student rewrites anything.

The Free Resume Bullet Generator turns a target job post plus the job seeker's real experience notes into honest, role-fit resume bullet drafts. It is useful when a student knows what they did but needs help translating it into the language of the role.

30-minute workshop outline

1. 5 minutes: Pick one real job post and identify the role, seniority, and repeated keywords.
2. 8 minutes: Use the free brief generator to extract requirements and proof points.
3. 8 minutes: Have the job seeker mark which requirements they can prove with real examples.
4. 5 minutes: Draft or revise two resume bullets using only those real examples.
5. 4 minutes: Decide the next action: resume edit, cover-letter angle, follow-up note, or interview story practice.

What to link from a resource list

• Free Job Post Brief Generator: best first link for job seekers starting from a job description.
• Free Resume Keyword Scanner: best link for checking whether the resume has honest proof for the role's keywords.
• Free Resume Bullet Generator: best link for students who need help turning real experience into targeted bullets.
• Career Center Handout PDF: best printable one-page overview for advisors, newsletters, and resource curators.
• Sample Workflow PDF: best proof link for advisors who want to inspect the approach before recommending it.
• Sample workflow page: best browser page for reviewing the ZIP contents and buyer expectations.

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7-day application checklist

• Day 1: Highlight requirements and mark which ones you can prove.
• Day 2: Rewrite resume bullets around real evidence.
• Day 3: Draft a role-specific cover-letter angle.
• Day 4: Prepare a recruiter follow-up note.
• Day 5: Practice interview stories for the hardest requirements.
• Day 6: Submit the application and log the follow-up date.
• Day 7: Review what worked and improve the next brief.

Boundary for advisors

AI Job Kit is not a hiring service, recruiter, job board, or resume-writing service. It does not guarantee jobs, interviews, callbacks, salary increases, or hiring outcomes. The value is the workflow: turning one job post into a clear application plan and editable materials the applicant can review.

Try the free tool · Scan resume keywords · Build resume bullets · Download career-center handout · Open sample PDF · Resource hub · View paid kit sample