Arts Jobs (NV)

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Outside Admissions High School Recruiter-Culinary Arts-Las Vegas, NVThe Art Institutes(Las Vegas, Nevada)
Outside Admissions High School Recruiter - Culinary Arts- Las Vegas, NV We are The Art Institutes, a Leader in Creative Education to over 49,000 students. Visit us at www.artinstitutes.edu to find out more about our system of over 40 schools across North America, including The Art Institute of Pittsburgh – Online Division. The Art Institutes has an opportunity for a marketing professional to recru...
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Posted Tue 24th January
Engage Life DirectorAtria Senior Living Group(Las Vegas, Nevada)
Description: We are currently seeking an experienced Engage Life Director to join our team at Atria Sunlake in Las Vegas, NV. The primary job function of the Engage Life Director is to create and run a great recreational program for our residents. We are looking for a high energy, dynamic person to fulfill one of the most essential positions in our company. Our Senior Residents are active and want...
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Posted Tue 20th December
Branch Manager For IT Asset Management CompanyCyberCoders(Las Vegas, Nevada)
CyberCoders - Be Selective Location Las Vegas, NV; Henderson, NV Salary $40,000 - $70,000 Education Bachelor of Arts Category Management Experience Required At least 2 Years Short Description Regional Manager for IT Asset Management company - Branch Manager for IT Asset Management Company Required Skills IT Asset Management, Data Hard Drive Destruction, IT Asset Disposition, Electronic Take Back P...
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Posted Fri 27th January

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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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