Communications

For recent graduates who may not have a wide range of experience on their resumes, Montgomery College has announced a program to help better prepare students enter the job market.

The Chicago-based food marketing firm Olson Communications has handed out grants to recognize the achievements of two the city's culinary educators its Chefs of Tomorrow program.

While the face of journalism may be changing from print to online for some, the transition does not mean that the career is less desirable. The career of a journalist relies on fact checking and writing skills, which is why many people require training to perfect the craft. Because journalism is a popular field with a limited amount of jobs, potential employees should consider accruing experience or education that could help them stand out to employers.

Graduates looking to pursue a career in corporate communications can improve their chances of landing the right job by targeting the industries and companies that interest them.

A role in marketing and communications can incorporate a variety of roles but an ability to interact with a wide range of people in both written and verbal forms is often essential.

Working in communications and marketing jobs such as public relations can give graduates the opportunity to work with customers in a variety of industries, providing them with fresh challenges every day.