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By Michael Rusboldt Manager, Student Employment Services

Student Employment Services Office (S.E.S. Office) In-Class Presentation. By Michael Rusboldt Manager, Student Employment Services. At Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, WE HAVE A GREAT STORY TO TELL!!!. What Services Are Offered Through The S.E.S. Office - Room 3125?.

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By Michael Rusboldt Manager, Student Employment Services

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  1. Student Employment Services Office(S.E.S. Office) In-Class Presentation By Michael Rusboldt Manager, Student Employment Services

  2. At Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, WE HAVE A GREAT STORY TO TELL!!!

  3. What Services Are Offered Through The S.E.S. Office - Room 3125? • Job orders in the S.E.S. Office and Job Net in Careers 2000 & Beyond - Room 3334 • Part-time & summer job postings in the display cases on 1st floor of bldgs. 3 & 6 • Job Seeking Skills Exercise Workbook • Employment manuals and company literature in Careers 2000 & Beyond • Follow-Up Study and program evaluation data • Annual Y2K3 Job Fair (Tuesday, 3-4-2003)

  4. Why You Should StartA Credential File • To receive job orders sent to your home via the mail or email for six months, with additional free services available via the Web page (www.nwtc.edu) • To enable our office to complete a reference check on your behalf when requested by an employer with whom you have applied for a job. • To add instructor references to your file.

  5. How Are NWTC Students/Graduates Selected To Apply For A Job Opening? • A Data Sheet Must Be Completed: • Seeking employment must be YES • Are you seeking full-time or part-time work? • Which job zones are you willing to relocate in or drive back and forth to work? • What job titles are you really interested in and qualified?

  6. Graduate Choice of Job Titles(Microcomputer Specialist - CIS Program) • Microcomputer Programmer • Microcomputer Information Center Specialist • Microcomputer Trainer • Microcomputer Consultant • Microcomputer Systems Operator • Microcomputer Sales Representative • PC Support Technician • Microcomputer Hardware Technician • Microcomputer Help Desk Technician • Microcomputer Software Trainer • Microcomputer Software Support Technician

  7. Graduate Choice of Job Titles(Network Specialist) • Network Analyst • LAN Manager • WAN Analyst • Cabling Specialist • Technology Coordinator • Internet Coordinator • Intranet Coordinator • Help Desk Specialist

  8. Graduate Follow-Up Study Classes • 2002 Graduates 6-Month Study • 1992 Graduates 10-Year Study

  9. Overall Employment Rate - 2002

  10. Microcomputer Specialist - CIS ProgramClass of 2002 Graduates • Number of Graduates 39 • Number Available for Employment 33 • Employed Related (59%) 17 • NWTC Median Hourly Wage $13.44 • WTCS Median Hourly Wage $14.38 • NWTC Median Annual Salary $28,512 • Average Weekly Work Hours 40.8 • # F-T Job Orders 7/1/01 to 6/30/02 13 • # P-T Job Orders 7/1/01 to 6/30/02 5

  11. Network Specialist - CIS ProgramClass of 2002 Graduates • Number of Graduates 23 • Number Available for Employment 23 • Employed Related (51%) 12 • NWTC Median Hourly Wage $14.47 • WTCS Median Hourly Wage $????? • NWTC Median Annual Salary $33,108 • Average Weekly Work Hours 44.0 • # F-T Job Orders 7/1/01 to 6/30/02 3 • # P-T Job Orders 7/1/01 to 6/30/02 3

  12. Beginning Job Titles For 2002 Microcomputer Specialist - CIS Graduates • 1 - Account Specialist • 1 - Computer Operator • 1 - Customer Service Representative • 1 - Help Desk Specialist • 1 - Instructor • 2 - Microcomputer Analyst • 3 - Microcomputer Programmer • 1 - Network Technician • 6 - PC Support Technician

  13. Beginning Job Titles For 2002 Network Specialist - CIS Graduates • 1 – Computer Technician • 3 – Network Administrator • 1 - Network Analyst • 3 - Network Technician • 5 - PC Support Technician

  14. Microcomputer Specialist - CIS ProgramClass of 1992 Graduates 19922002 # Grads 23 23 # Available for Employment 23 16 # Employed Related 18 13 Median Hourly Salary $8.66 $22.31 Avg Weekly Work Hours 39.3 41.9

  15. Advanced Level Job Titles For 1992 Microcomputer Specialist - CIS Graduates • 1 - Systems Network Technician • 1 - Microcomputer Analyst • 1 - Network Administrator • 1 - Microcomputer Programmer • 1 - Microcomputer Analyst • 3 - PC Support Technician • 1 - Microcomputer Department Manager • 1 - Owner/Operator • 1 - Office Manager • 1 - Systems Engineer

  16. Would Recommend This Program To OthersMicrocomputer Specialist - CIS GraduatesClass of 1992

  17. It’s Time To Play Jeopardy The Category Is NWTC

  18. NWTC for 1000 A five letter word for a NWTC graduate?

  19. The Answer Is What is HIRED

  20. Job Difficulties (not to mention) • I have an intolerance to noise. • I have trouble switching between tasks. • Ineffective communication skills\need simplified explanation. • I have an inability to handle interruptions - to jump to next job before the first job is done. • I possess an impatient personality. • I need perfection in things I think are important. • I find full-time work too taxing. • I need a structured job with well-defined limits. • I absolutely hate details. • I always underestimate the time it will take to do anything. • I have problems taking directions. • I can’t react quickly and intensely to impulses. • It is harder to process other peoples requests than my own because I have slower brain power. A rapid working brain uses a lot of energy and I don’t have that.

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