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Kathleen Kuba
Wed, 12 Feb 2014 21:30:48 +0000

In response to Marcus’ questions, as a workforce development specialist at Sylvania campus, here are a couple of suggestions.

1. Especially if you’re taking courses in the Multimedia program at Cascade campus, conduct informational interviews with faculty in the program and ask for references in the video production field. Follow up with those contacts. If you need help on crafting your resume (as a letter of introduction to employers) and preparing for informational interviews, find the Employment Specialist assigned to your program: http://www.pcc.edu/resources/careers/students-grads/employment-services.html

2. Consider doing a Cooperative Education internship in the multimedia field. Coop Ed internships are offered for academic credit and are a partnership among employer, student. PCC faculty member and cooperative education specialist. At the core of these internships are individually defined Learning Objectives. If done well, this hands-on experience helps students determine if they are ready for desired employment or if additional education is required. Here’s a link to the coop ed offices across the district: http://www.pcc.edu/resources/careers/co-op/

By finding out more about the current job market and employer requirements, you can make a better decision on continuing your education. And if you have to go into debt for graduate school, consider your options very carefully. Best of luck to you!