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� Are Your Students Looking for a Great Career?
Are your students curious about Information Technology (IT) or do they think IT is only for geeks? Do they think offshore outsourcing has eliminated all high paying technology jobs in the United States? Do your students believe they don't have the computer skills, technical competence or aptitude to do well in the information technology sector? Tell them to think again!!!
Technology touches every job, career, and industry in today�s society. Technology literacy is essential to succeed in today�s employment marketplace. Understanding Information Technology doesn�t necessarily mean programming! It involves leadership skills, communication abilities, teamwork and a love for constant challenges! Invite your students to attend one of several national seminars and learn how important Information Technology is to their future!
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� � Register Today – No Cost to Attend
Encourage your students to learn about skills, internships, salaries, and jobs waiting for them! See a message taped by Bill Gates just for the event! Hear from recent graduates on how they've benefited from their technology degrees and interact with senior IT managers from leading Puget Sound companies.
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Bellevue Community College
Carlson Theater( with overflow capacity in N20)
Feb 13th, 2007 - 8:30 – 9:30AM (check-in, refreshments and networking)
9:30AM - 12:30PM (program)
Featuring XBOX’s “Major Nelson,” speakers from local leading companies and drawing for an XBOX!
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� � Please help spread the word to your students about this exciting opportunity to learn more about the many career options available in Information Technology.
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� � Sponsored by:
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Bellevue Community College
NWCET is a division of Bellevue Community College, and is partially funded by National Science Foundation grants. 		National Science Foundation

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