To the extent possible, the school will assist students in securing temporary part-time employment to help defray a part of their expenses while in school.
While IBC does not guarantee placement following graduation, reasonable efforts will be made to assist graduates in securing suitable employment upon graduation.  The success or failure of the school’s placement efforts will be influenced to a great extent by the attendance and academic records of the student and by other personal factors.  The placement assistance of the school will include, but not be limited to:

• Career Development
• Conducting an employment orientation that will provide the essential information relating to application, personal data sheets (resumes), job interviews, and other placement related subjects;
  
• Assisting with application and employment forms;
  
• Preparing transcripts for prospective employers;
  
• Endeavoring to secure interviews with prospective employers;
  
• Contacting employers to identify job openings;
  
• Contacting prospective employers after interviews;
  
• Providing information concerning employment opportunities with local, state, and federal agencies.