At The Career Vita, our story begins with over a decade of direct, hands-on experience guiding diverse student populations in higher education toward meaningful employment. As a seasoned career counselor and program developer, I’ve worked with students from all walks of life, first-generation college attendees, veterans, international students, returning students and those navigating unique challenges to help them find the career pathways that change lives.

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Through years of in-person work on college campuses, I saw firsthand that effective career development isn’t a “nice-to-have” it’s directly tied to student success, institutional reputation, and state funding. Colleges are increasingly accountable for employment outcomes, yet many colleges lack the modern tools, inclusive strategies, and structured training needed to meet these demands and still rely on outdated assessments that don't lead to gainful employment.

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That’s why I created The Career Vita to bridge this gap with proven, real-world solutions that work in the environments where they matter most. Every workshop, training, and consulting service we provide is built on real-world needs, designed using insights gained from direct experience in higher education settings and networking with industry experts, not in theory but in practice, ensuring they address the unique pressures and priorities colleges face today.

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Our mission is simple: Equip career services professionals, faculty, and staff with the skills, strategies, and confidence to guide students into careers and help institutions meet, exceed, and sustain their job placement goals.

 

When you work with The Career Vita, you get more than training.

You get an expert partner who understands the stakes, the students, and the system and who knows how to turn career development into a measurable win for your institution and your students alike.

 

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"It's more than just a training program; it's a movement towards transforming educational institutions into nurturing environments that guide students to realize and achieve their career aspirations." 
 

                                   Kellie Corbisiero, MS, CCC

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