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FCC Seeks Applicants for Training Program
Washington, DC - The Federal Communications Commission announced that it is seeking applications from engineering school graduates with superior academic credentials and an interest in communications engineering for its 2007 Engineer-in-Training (EIT) Program. Through the program, the FCC recruits new and recent engineering school graduates to the FCC and the field of communications.
Recent engineering school graduates and candidates for graduation in the fall of 2007 are invited to apply for several openings in the program’s fall 2007 class. All EIT Program participants will be located at the FCC's headquarters in Washington, D.C. or select FCC field offices. Candidates will receive training at FCC headquarters. Applications must be received by Sept. 21, 2007.
For more information visit www.fcc.gov/jobs.
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