Information Technology Employment

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Learn what companies have won new contracts and IT business and require IT personnel.

No more scouting individual jobs at job boards.

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content.

Gain access to companies

with new business in 50

States hiring for information technology jobs with the nation's best employers.


	You can meet representatives of multiple companies, saving several weeks of research and interviewing.

	Introduce yourself. Even with today's technology, the only way to get hired is to meet someone.

	You will be able to "test your value in the market" and use the information to increase your income.

	Your income can grow significantly when a "bidding war" develops between two or more companies interested in you, as is often the case.

	Build your network of associates and contacts. There is a reason for the saying, "It's who you know.”

	Place your resume now. And when they get ready to hire, they will come to you.

	Look at the vast “hidden” marketplace.

	Use sources for serious professionals from senior-level to entry-level.

2006

Info Tech Employment

Curriculum Development Grant

For Tech Educators

Deadline: May 30, 2006

Contact: http://www.infotechemployment.com

Submit Application: howtocurriculum@infotechemployment.com

Tech educators are invited to apply for the 2006 Info Tech Employment curriculum development grant. The $500. cash grant is to be used to develop or augment a curriculum in “How to Get a Job in Information Technology: Transitioning from Education to Workplace.” The curriculum should go beyond technical training. It should provide the resources and tools to understand the IT industry and the specialized companies placing for IT employment. High school, college, university, community college, post secondary school, and technical institute tech educators and faculty are eligible to apply.

In addition, 25 applicants will be awarded Info Tech Employment career guides: “Software Programmer – Consultant – Network Engineer – Application Developer: Career & Job Guide”, or “IT Jobs – IT Prospects: Companies-Contacts-Links [in 8 regional editions]”, or “Computer Jobs with the Growing Information Technology Professional Services Sector”. Info Tech Employment is a leading industry news source, publishing advisories on information technology employment.

A 1-2 page description of the curriculum in development is required, explaining the existing or proposed “how to get a job in Information Technology” curriculum. The cash scholarship will be awarded based on the usefulness of the curriculum to the students for transitioning them from the classroom to the workplace, and for providing them with the tools necessary to find the right companies for employment.

The 1-2 page description should be sent to howtocurriculum@infotechemployment.com by June 30, 2006. Winners will be invited to write about the curriculum for Technology Grant News and for an article to be featured on the website http://www.infotechemployment.com . The award will be announced in July 2006.

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