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What are some good work experience jobs for graphic design?

I'm a junior in high school and will be a senior next year. I would like to do work experience next year and want to go into graphic design. Any ideas?

Asked By: HelenMary - 5/27/2010
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In high school I volunteered, and worked at a local Photography Studio. It is in the same field, and I am sure you would find it fun! Just search some local Photography studios in your area and ask if they could use some help.. IT'S A LOT OF FUN!! and in a way could help you see another side to graphic design... and could score you some cash :)
Answered By: Kristy L - 5/27/2010
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