We’re here to support you as you explore career opportunities, build skills, and prepare for your next steps—whether it’s starting your career or transferring to a university.
Check out our Events & Workshops for hands-on guidance in career exploration, job preparation, and professional development. From resume building to mastering interviews, each workshop is designed to help you succeed.
If transferring is your goal, we offer resources and personalized support to make the transition smooth and seamless. Explore our transfer options, including the Core Curriculum, Recommended Academic Plans, Transfer Agreements, and connect with your Success Coach to chart your path.
3500 South First Street
Lufkin, TX 75901
Alexandria Barney
Director of Career and Transfer Connections
hbarney@angelina.edu
If you plan to start at AC and then transfer to another college or university in Texas, we are here to help!
You can begin by utilizing our Core Curriculum. This lets you take your basic courses at AC and transfer them easily.
If you’re ready to start courses for your major, you can choose the Recommended Academic Plan (RAP), a Field of Study Plan, or one of our Transfer Agreement partnerships. These can all be found at angelina.edu/transfer.
We understand that one size doesn’t fit all, so we encourage you to explore transfer options at AC, and consult with your Success Coach to determine the best path for your goals.
Career Exploration & Development begins with learning about yourself and the world around you. What are you good at? Do you know how your interests match up to career opportunities? Do you know what skills you will need to obtain that job? What kind of lifestyle do you want for yourself? Self-assessments are the place to start shaping your future goals and will help you explore who you are and suggest career options that could be fulfilling for you.
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Career Exploration & Development includes learning about various occupations and determining their fit with your unique skills. Career exploration helps you make the connections between your interests and the job market.
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Marketing yourself to a potential employer is a way to show them how awesome you are.
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Labor Market information includes a variety of data elements that helps you determine which occupations are growing and are in demand in a particular area.
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Local Labor Market Information
Texas Labor Market Information
US Labor Market Information
Complimentary Workforce Education Programs
Complimentary programs are short-term courses that prepare students for certification or licensure. These fast and affordable programs can help you transition into a new career with additional skills that employers need.
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Programs are available in a variety of fields, from medical/allied health and public safety, to industry and risk management & safety.
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Work-Study Program
The Federal Work-Study Program provides part-time employment for undergraduate and graduate students with financial need, allowing them to earn money to help pay education expenses. The program encourages community service work and work related to the student’s course of study. Work-Study is also a great way to build your resume. Work-Study jobs provide a variety of skills and are a great opportunity to acquire work experience that is valuable after graduation.
Work-study Positions available at Angelina College – search workstudy
College Tutor
Being a tutor benefits students in multiple ways. Tutoring students will give you leadership skills, the ability to communicate well, and allow you to be creative. Tutoring is also a great way to build your resume. Tutoring allows you a place to sharpen your skills when explaining difficult concepts to others and gaining patients when working through difficult situations.
Tutor Positions available at Angelina College – search tutor
Volunteering
What can volunteering teach you? Did you know that volunteering allows you the opportunity to practice and develop an array of social, relationship and other soft skills beneficial to gain real-world career experience. Volunteering allows students to apply their in-classroom education to real-world experiences while exploring diverse career paths and opportunities. Some of the most valuable skills that are learned during volunteering include Time-Management, Leadership, Communication Skills, Professionalism, Teamwork, Problem Solving, and Planning.
Lufkin and Angelina County Volunteer Opportunities
Explore our majors HERE.
Alexandria Barney
Director of Career and Transfer Connections
hbarney@angelina.edu