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February 26, 2020 The Beacon • 9 COTC announces internship in Idaho Peace officer Central Ohio Technical College announced the cre- ation of an internship oppor- tunity for current students and recent alumni. Scott Montgomery, a friend of the college and founder of the firm, CrankTank, is invit- ing applications for a three- month, paid summer intern- ship in Ketchum, Idaho from May 18 to Aug. 7. During this internship students will work on a vari- ety of marketing, digital media and business-related projects. In addition to real- world work exposure, stu- dents will receive training on several valuable indus- try-standard software tools that will give them a com- petitive edge in the future. This internship is open to current COTC students who have completed at least 30 credit hours of course- work and to COTC alumni who have graduated within the last five years. Digital media design and business majors may be particularly well suited for the intern- ship, but all students and alumni with the appropriate background are welcome to apply. The ideal candidate will be a hardworking individual who is capable of success- fully balancing many proj- ects at once. The candidate also should have at least a basic understanding of busi- ness operations — sales, marketing and advertising — and digital media knowl- edge including websites, social media and e-com- merce. Applicants should have strong written and verbal communication skills, as well as st rong essent ial skills such as teamwork, integrity, professionalism, creativity and timeliness. Applica nt s mu st have a minimum 3.0 GPA and must provide a faculty, staff or professional reference. Accom mod at ion s i n Ketchum will be provided File Central Ohio Technical College announced a three-month, paid summer internship in Ketchum, Idaho for current students and recent alumni. at no cost to the intern by a host family and will feature a private room and private bath. Fifty percent of the inter n’s t ravel expenses w i l l b e c ove r e d by t h e internship. Interns will earn $10 per hour on the job while com- pleting work directed by the internship supervisor or other staff at CrankTank. All details will be arranged between Cran kTan k and the selected intern prior to traveling. The application is avail- able online at go.cotc.edu/ CrankTankInternship. The deadline for applications is Friday, March 20 at 5 p.m. Application materials will be reviewed by a committee of COTC faculty and staff, and successful candidates will be invited for inter- views with the committee and members of the Crank- Tank team. The selected intern will be notified by Friday, April 17. Interested individuals should prepare the follow- i ng mater ials: one-page cover letter, resume, unoffi- cial transcripts and contact information for a faculty/ staff/professional reference. Applicants also must com- plete an online application featuring several open-end- ed questions. training set Central Ohio Technical College will hold informa- tion sessions for anyone interested in becoming a peace officer in Ohio. The next Peace Officer Basic Training will begin May 11 and run until Oct. 9 at COTC’s Newark campus. Classes are typically held Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. At t e nd i ng a se s sion is mandatory for anyone interested in applying to the program. Information sessions will be held in Hopewell Hall, room 53, on the following dates: Monday, March 2 at 10 a.m.; Thursday, March 5 at 2 p.m.; and Wednesday, March 18 at 2 p.m. COTC’s POBT exceeds the requirements of the Ohio Peace Officer Train- ing Commission and posi- t ions st udent s to excel on the state certification exam. COTC is the sec- ond-highest-scoring open- enrollment academy in the state. Graduates also earn credits toward an associate degree in law enforcement technology. Learn more and register for an infor- mation session at go.cotc. edu/POBT. Email Amanda Dunlap at dunlap.217@ cotc.edu or call 740-366- 9222 for more information. COTC is a fully accred- ited public college dedicat- ed to providing high-qual- ity, accessible programs of technical education in response to cur rent and e me rg i ng e mploy me nt needs. COTC is the only technical college in Ohio operating four full-service campus locations: New- ark, Coshocton, Knox and Pataskala. 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