Educators

Educators — would you like to request a presentation from an Art Institutes High School Representative?

During this lively presentation geared toward high school junior and seniors, your students will learn more about our creative programs and careers. This interactive multimedia presentation is about 45 minutes, but can be adjusted to your class schedule. In addition to showing alumni and student work that illustrates the skills necessary in today's creative work force, we will emphasize the importance of the following areas:

  • Work Ethic/Professionalism — It's all about teamwork, a good attitude and having time management skills.
  • Business Skills — All about developing a business plan, marketing a product and budgeting.
  • Communication Skills — It takes strong written and verbal skills, analytical and critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
  • Technology Skills — A creative career may require proficiency in Director, Flash, Photoshop, CAD and Maya…just to name a few programs!
  • Design Skills — Design, Media Arts, Fashion and Culinary Arts careers demand these skills.
  • Scholarships/Financial Aid — Learn about the "Best Teen Chef" Competition, "Americans for the Arts" Poster Design Competition and other ways to earn money for an education.

As you can see, your students (and you!) can learn quite a bit about creative careers and what it takes to succeed in one. As a business teacher in Fargo, North Dakota told us: "Best presentation ever, opened my students' eyes to the business side of a creative career!"

Email us today to set up a presentation that will motivate and educate your class. To request a presentation for your high school juniors and seniors, simply click here and input your information.

Click here to send us an email.

In your email, tell us the name of your school, where you are located, and how to get in touch with you. A High School Representative will be in touch shortly. We look forward to meeting with you and your students!

Note: Only educators may request a representative to visit their school. If you are a student, please ask one of your teachers to email us today.