Hartford Arts Jobs (CT)

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English Language Arts Specialist And Greeter/Receptionist And InstructionalSalem School District(Hartford, Connecticut)
Salem School District has the following openings for the 2012-2013 school year: English/Language Arts Specialist (Current CT #097 required) - Open Until Filled Greeter/Receptionist (10 month position) - Closing date 5/24/12 Instructional Aide Positions - Closing date: 5/24/12 For more information visit our website at: http://www.salem schools.org/employment or contact Jennifer Kayser, Office of th...
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Posted Sat 19th May
Business AnalystButler America(Hartford, Connecticut)
Business Analyst in Farmington, CT This job requires 40 hours per week for a term of 6 to 12 months in Farmington, CT. Job Responsibilities: Business Analyst for non-product commodities, indirect spend. Data collection, data analysis, strategy development, and support of the 8-step strategic sourcing process. Development, communications, and implementation of effective commodity strategies and sou...
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Posted Tue 29th May
Head Men’s And Women’s Cross Country/Track And Field CoachEastern Connecticut State University(Hartford, Connecticut)
Eastern Connecticut State University invites applications for the following vacancy in the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics: Head Men’s and Women’s Cross Country/Track and Field Coach Appointment to begin on August 27, 2012. Responsibilities: All aspects of coaching and program development for a highly competitive athletic program within institutional, conference and NCAA Division III regul...
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Posted Wed 11th April

Hartford CT Job Search Tip

Craft artists, fine artists, painters, sculptors and illustrators, as well as multi-media artists and graphic designers make up the art industry. All artists usually follow their natural talent with a degree or other training program, which gives them credibility when looking for work with a prospective employer or through self-employment. For either method, there are more available talented artists than there is demand for their work, so positions and clientele are highly coveted. Most artists begin working part-time to build their portfolio while still in school or while working at other jobs until they have enough regular work to constitute being a full-time artist.

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