Nervous about networking? You're not alone.
Whether you’re a university student, soon-to-be student, or recent grad, networking can feel awkward and intimidating — especially if you’re not sure where to start or what to say.
This course will help you:
- Feel confident when you meet new people — online or in person
- Know who to connect with and where to find them
- Talk about yourself naturally and professionally (without sounding fake or forced)
- Turn small conversations into real opportunities for growth
Networking doesn’t have to feel scary or fake. It’s a skill you can learn — and once you do, it can open doors to mentors, internships, jobs, and lifelong connections.
What’s inside the course
You’ll get four short, practical lessons — perfect for busy students.
Each includes a video (with adjustable speed), written transcript, and downloadable slides (PDF).
Learn directly from two experienced professionals:
- Colleen Stevenson, a university educator and academic coach, founder of Choose Your Uni
- Hannah Schwartz, a business strategist and founder of Start With Hannah
Together, they’ll teach you:
✅ Who to network with
✅ Where and how to start networking (even online)
✅ How to tell the difference between casual chats and real networking opportunities
✅ How to maintain and manage your new connections
✅ Honest answers to common fears and questions about networking
Course Curriculum
Preview the first lesson before you commit!
Meet your Teachers!
Hannah Schwartz is a business strategist, connector among entrepreneurs, and magazine editor. Her business, Start with Hannah, offers the Start with Entrepreneurship community - a membership for women-identifying entrepreneurs to come together for support. Her magazine is the SWE Magazine, sharing entrepreneur's stories.
Colleen Stevenson is an academic coach and the founder of Choose Your University. After working in higher education for 15 years, she left her university and started an academic coaching business. She supports future and current university students as they get ready for and begin university.