A101 Bootcamp - The Post-Grad Journey
A101 Bootcamp bridges the gap between college and the adulthood with practical skills every young professional needs—but few are taught. From nailing your first interview to negotiating your first paycheck, managing your mental health to mastering meeting etiquette, we’ve got you covered.
Over seven weeks, you'll build confidence, clarity, and community—walking away with a sharper mindset, stronger network, and tools to take on real life, not just work life.
Ready to take charge of your journey?
What Participants Will Gain:
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ESSENTIAL SKILLS
Master budgeting, networking, professional communication, and mental wellness strategies that set you up for success.
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CONFIDENCE BOOST
Tackle career growth, workplace dynamics, and independent living with self-assurance.
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EXPERT SUPPORT & RESOURCES
Access actionable templates, guidance from professionals, and a network of like-minded peers.
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LIFE-READINESS
Walk away with a clear roadmap for navigating adulthood with independence, resilience, and purpose.
Program Breakdown: Week-by-Week Details
Build or refine your resume, LinkedIn profile, and job search strategy while exploring tools and companies to watch. Learn how to stand out in the job search and interview process with tailored strategies.
Topics include: Behavioral interview tips, building confidence, and long-term goal setting.
Interviewing & Career Development
WEEK 1
Master the art of networking—both in person and online.
Topics include: Optimizing your LinkedIn profile, writing effective outreach messages, and attending networking events with confidence.
In-Person Networking & LinkedIn
WEEK 2
Take control of your finances by learning the essentials.
Topics include: Offer negotiation, breaking down your paycheck, basic budgeting tools, saving (401K / Roth IRA), understanding credit card responsibility.
Financial Literacy Basics
WEEK 3
Understanding the transition into a 9-5, weekly commitment, while protecting your mental health (in and out of the office).
Topics include: Prioritization, stress management, and creating sustainable routines.
Mental Health & Time Management
WEEK 4
Learn how to navigate professional interactions and communicate effectively.
Topics include: Meeting prep, follow-up emails, Slack etiquette, and building rapport.
Meeting Conduct & Digital Etiquette
WEEK 5
Navigate the financial and emotional aspects of moving to a new place.
Topics include: Apartment hunting, managing expenses, building a social network, and creating a home.
Moving, Costs & New Friendships
WEEK 6
This week is all about you. Bring your questions, and we’ll cover what matters most to you.
Popular topics: How to receive feedback, how to ask for a raise, deal with conflict, or transition into leadership roles.
Ask Me Anything (You Decide!)
WEEK 7
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