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Off-Campus Employment

Does KCC offer help in finding off-campus jobs?
Yes, a variety of jobs are available through listings and placement services. Clerical, food service, data entry, and health care are but a few examples.

What are the advantages of an off-campus job?
They often provide more flexibility, allowing you to work evenings and weekends. On-campus jobs are usually limited to normal weekday hours. Off-campus jobs also offer a greater variety of positions, locations, environments, and opportunities.

Where can I find job listings?
Job opportunities are available for viewing at:

• http://www.thecampusfleamarket.com/market
• The JPO bulletin board at the 'Ilima Building
• In the Kapi`o student newspaper
• The Job Placement Office, Manono 113

How often are jobs posted?
Everyday the office receives listings. Therefore, check them frequently.

How do I apply for an off-campus job?
Contact the employer directly as instructed in the listing.

Can I get help at the Job Placement office?
Yes. Here's the contact information:

Jill Kouchi, Job Placement counselor
Kapi`olani Community College
Manono 113
4303 Diamond Head Road
Honolulu, HI 96816

Phone: 808.734.9434
Fax: 808.734.9877
Email: jobs@hawaii.edu

Office hours: M–F 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
(Appointments are strongly recommended.)

Can I use the placement service?
Yes, if you are a student or alumni of Kapi`olani Community College.

What are my rights and responsibilities if I accept a job?
By accepting a position, you become a member of an organization that will depend on you. You should report to work on time, notify your supervisor when you will be late or absent, and dress appropriately for the work location. When requesting time off, consider the department’s needs as well as your own.

Some positions may require access to confidential information, and abuse or misuse of such authorization is ground for dismissal.

If a problem develops on the job, the first point of contact should be the supervisor. Quitting should be a last resort

How do I list an off-campus job?
As an employer, contact the Job Placement office at the number or address listed above.

Links to Value-Added Services

ehawaii.gov, Working in Hawai`i
http://www.ehawaiigov.org/working/html/

State of Hawai`i, Hawai`i’s JobBank
http://www.ajb.dni.us/hi/

United States Federal Government, USAJOBS
http://jobsearch.usajobs.opm.gov/index.asp