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Careers
Last Updated: February 28, 2013
INSTRUCTIONS
- This page links to several resourses to help you learn about internships, co-ops, or IT jobs.
- Click on an image to visit the web site resource.
- Take ITE 105 IT Careers & Cyberethics to learn more about IT Careers.
Recent Articles
Your next job: Mobile app developer? With companies scrambling to build mobile apps, there's a gold rush on for developers willing to retool their technical skills and adopt a new design mind-set. InfoWorld / Developer World on June 27, 2011.
Digital Game Industry Sites
NC Triangle IGDA (International Game Developer's Association) located in Ralegh, NC only 4 hours from NRCC with over 35 game studios. See the companies and jobs available.
IGDA NC Triangle is a chapter that is a part of the non-profit organization International Game Developers Association (IGDA) for video and computer game developers within the area of Raleigh, NC. Anyone is free to become a member of the chapter and attend meetings held in the Raleigh-Durham (Triangle) area. The chapter encourages students and game industry professionals to get involved as much as possible to help the NC Triangle chapter.
Breaking In - Preparing for your career in Games. Information about careers in the game industry including real people, salaries and more.
Career & Internship Sites
Salary Guides by Robert Half International - The Robert Half Technology Salary Guides Guide features projected starting salary ranges for more than 70 IT positions, tips for finding and keeping top talent, and a glossary of job descriptions.
My Next Move - Use My Next Move to search over 900 different careers and see important information including skills, tasks, technologies, salaries, and employment outlook. Discover related apprenticeships and training, and search actual job openings. Site developed by the National Center for O*NET Development through a cooperative grant agreement with the U.S. Department of Labor.
CompuCert web site. Great information about 100 different career choices in Information Technology, Computer Science and Engineering. Also includes information about most computer certifications and private college degree programs.
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NRCC's Counseling & Career Services offers career services through the counseling office. The New River Valley Job Fair Expo is usually held in March each year.
The Roanoke Blacksburg Technology Council web site. Includes over 200 technology companies, events and job listings for the New River and surrounding areas.
Radford University's Career site - This site links to internships and job searches.
Virginia Tech's Career Services site - Explore careers and majors as well as links to internships, co-ops and jobs.
NRCC's Computing Career Brochure - Right click the image to download the entire brochure as a PDF file or view the brochure online.
Cost of Living
Cost of Living Comparison - Just tell us your current city and where you'd like to move. Compare the cost of living to a new location versus where you currently live. You may be surprised.
U.S. Department of Labor
Career One Stop
Occupational Outlook Handbook
Career Guide to Industries
ACM Computing Degrees & Careers
Visit the ACM (Association of Computing Machinery) web site above for great information about IT Careers.
IEEE Career and Employment Resources
Visit the IEEE web site for Career and Employment Resources. IEEE orginal acronym for Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. Now it is merely referred to as I-triple-E.
Virginia WorkForce Connection
Visit the Virginia WorkForce Connection web site.
Your doorway to employment and labor market information in Virginia. See job projections by New River/Mount Rogers community profile.
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