In California alone, this sector accounts for 12.6% of the state’s economy, while providing more than one million jobs across the state. As companies continue to use new and emerging technologies, the demand for technologically savvy and creative professionals will continue to grow. Jobs in the ICT & Digital Media sector tend to be constantly changing and require a combination of imaginative and hands-on skills. Professionals in this sector must be able to work both independently and collaboratively.
ICT & Digital Media students learn about the design, development, maintenance, and management of hardware, software, multimedia, and systems integration services. Because of the central role that technology plays in all industries, ICT professionals are and will continue to be in great demand in every sector of the economy. Specific areas of future growth are likely to surface in cloud computing, collection and storage of big data, and information security.
*Entry-level hourly rates have been rounded up and salaries are provided as examples of what workers would make if they worked full-time (2080 hours a year)
*Entry-level hourly rates have been rounded up and salaries are provided as examples of what workers would make if they worked full-time (2080 hours a year)
Student Story: Javi Moreno
Defying any one label, Javi takes career education classes across several areas of study. One day he’ll be the on-air DJ for his college, the next, he’ll be crafting special effects monster brains out of liquid latex. The only constant is that Javi enjoys learning no matter the discipline. As he figures out which path leads to a career that best matches his personality, his positive attitude keeps lighting the way. Watch now to keep up with Javi.