Resources to Help Teach Students about Quinncia
This article provides you with useful resources to use when teaching students about ATS, AI interviewing, and how Quinncia can help.
Promoting Quinncia
First and foremost, you must make students aware of Quinncia. These resources discuss a handful of ways that you can create awareness amongst students. You can create social media posts that encourage students to create Quinncia accounts, send direct emails to students, or require them to complete a Quinncia resume review before they can attend an appointment in your office. You can also integrate Quinncia into class assignments or as extra credit. Reach out to your University Relationship Manager to discuss any faculty training that they can assist you with!
- Quinncia Social Media Posts
- Quinncia Introduction Videos
- Introducing Quinncia Email Template (Option 1)
- Introducing Quinncia Email Template (Option 2)
- Integrating Quinncia Into Your Handshake Resume Review Appointment Booking Process
Teaching Students about ATS and AI Interviewing
Next, you want to make sure students understand the Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) that they interact with while applying for jobs. Quinncia uses the same technologies that employers use, so these resources will help explain ATS and how they can impact their chance of getting a job.
- A Student Guide to Applicant Tracking Systems
- The Dos and Don'ts of ATS
- AI Interviews 101
- The Dos and Don'ts of AI Interviewing
Instructing Students
After students learn ATS and AI interview basics, they need to learn how to use Quinncia. The resources below show students the exact interaction they will have with Quinncia and explain some of the technology behind it. We have provided multiple resources to give students options.
- Introduction to Quinncia - Student Walkthrough
- How To Register Your Quinncia Account
- How Do I Upload My Resume?
- How To Schedule Your Mock Interview
Lastly, we want to make sure that students understand each piece of their resume and interview analysis. These resources explain how Quinn analyzes their information and what the feedback means. These links will help if you go through the analysis with the student or if they go through it on their own.
Reach out to your University Relationship Manager If you have any additional questions, want to strategize more for your students, or need additional resources. We are happy to create new videos and articles to help your students!