Job Opportunities
what is the exstent of knowledge needed for career opportunity for the student as an admssion advier?
George,
Culinary schools are exciting places to be! Being a chef is highly competitive and having those skills are pricelss!
Patty Aronoff
My School San Ignacio College prepares its students with real- world Cullinary Arts training. We give our students the practical skills and tools to succeed in the real world. Our students are well- prepared to enter this dynamic global market.
I would say Dominque's idea is great, an even better idea if this is done on the first day or so of class. I would think it is the burden of the prospective student to do research on the field. It seems to be an obvious conflict of interest for an Admissions Rep to boast about any particular field. Admission Reps should show verified statistics to justify any claims.
Dominique,
What a great idea!
Kenneth,
You should also be aware of the Career opportunities that available in their field upon graduation. Get to know your Career Services Department.
We have to invite companies on site to talk to students and be up to date with workforce development and some representatives on the job market.
