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C2 Supports Students and Faculty

Monday, June 8th, 2009

Historically, entering the creative industry in Wisconsin as a recent grad has always been pretty competitive.  The state boasts over 40 state and private colleges and universities offering programs in mass communications, design, advertising, marketing, visual communication, web design/development, digital technologies, 3d, animation, gaming…the list goes on.  The current economic challenges have tightened the market further, making it more difficult for recent grads to procure internships, much less full-time employment.

C2 recognizes that graduating students need to be able to compete.  We have a solid understanding of  industry expectations, because we serve Wisconsin’s smartest creatives through our Adobe training centers and our creative talent placement services.

We also understand that keeping up with the rapid changes in the technical tools used to deliver design, advertising, marketing, etc., can be a full-time pursuit…our instructors live it every day!

Let C2 help YOU help your students. Contact C2 to secure class speakers to chat about industry/job expectations or to assist with portfolio/resume review.  If your curriculum includes software instruction for your students, C2 would love to help you keep up-to-date with the latest shortcuts, industry-standard workflow and versions of the software tools professionals need to get ahead.

C2 currently offers upgrade classes for college and university faculty at significant discounts. Choose from customized upgrade classes to discounted seats in our current class offerings.

We genuinely care about the quality of creative professionals working in our region. We support a great number of  creative professional associations, meet-up and user groups via membership, sponsorship and meeting hosting. C2 already boasts strong supportive relationships with faculty from several colleges, universities and technical schools in the region… how can we help YOU help your students?

 

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