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About »March 21, 2011
More than 250 Piedmont Technical College students and alumni recently took advantage of the college’s annual employers’ day. Representatives from over 30 businesses, industries and service agencies were on hand to offer information about current and future job opportunities.
In the days leading up to the event, students had the chance to attend workshops to prepare them to meet and greet potential employees. Designed to help students learn how to make themselves marketable to potential employers, the workshops covered showcasing the best professional qualities through your resume and important interview tips.
Coordinated by PTC’s Student Success Center, the event is an opportunity for students to gain experience talking with employers in a more relaxed and informal setting.
“While this is not an official job interview, we stress the importance of making a good first impression,” said David Rosenbaum, associate dean of Student Services. “We encourage students to dress professionally, bring resumes and be prepared to discuss their qualifications.”
Photo Caption: Brooke Halloway, left, and Theresa Phillips of Carolina Health Centers share information with associate degree nursing students Jennifer Ashley of Greenwood and Lindsay Scoggins of Ware Shoals, right.