trying to find work

[gr8koogly]

i am a 25 year old female currently unemployed and i love working with design art and kids.

do you guys think i am too picky if i dont want to work more than 20 hours a week somewhere? i have a college degree (and i am 2 classes short of a master's of education) but i do not feel like working full time (or more!)

any ideas? my biggest run in is i want to work independently but i dont know where to start. suggestions?

[gr8koogly]

i know this post doesnt sound like it's all that, but in part i figured i might as well post here to see what kind of response i get. :-) it's kind of funky to have to earn credits to download :-)

[wombie]

I too am looking for work in the graphics buissness. I'm not been fussy as to what i do i just need to get the preverbial foot in the door. I'll work any hours under the sun and move just about anywhere, but am still finding it very hard cos i have little commercial experience! How are you supposed to get all this experience when no one will employ you due to you inexperience! All the commerical experience i'm getting at the minute is unpaid projects, which is OK for the minute but my finances are starting to run out :P

Will work for food!

P.s. so in answer to your question I guess you'd be lucky to find part time :P

[MoodsR4Cattle]

Printshops sometimes offer part time positions for graphic design. It would be a good step toward doing commercial work (to help with the infamous catch 22 of getting experience for a job that requires experience) and gaining knowledge about the printing side of graphic design.

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