STC Carolina | Society for Technical Communication Carolina chapter

Raleigh, NC

Greenville, SC

Wilmington, NC

Charlotte, NC

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The Society for Technical Communication (STC) Carolina Chapter serves members in the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill and Charlotte regions of North Carolina, and the foothills region of South Carolina. Our organization seeks to advance the arts and sciences of technical communication, promote awareness of the latest trends and technology in the field, and provide innovative services for the education and professional development of its members.

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Joining STC-Carolina is one of the best ways you can grow as a Technical Communication professional. We a part of a worldwide network of practitioners with the common goal of advancing the craft. STC-Carolina offers multiple workshops, lectures, competitions and social events throughout the year geared toward building a strong Tech Com community throughout the Carolinas.

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We can help! We have mentorship opportunities available and can assist in finding internships.

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STC-Carolina members have access to a jobs board that’s frequently updated; plus there’s a good chance that at least one of your fellow chapter members has experience with the firms your interested in.

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Why Your Local STC Chapter is Your Best Asset when Launching a Career in Technical Communication

by STC Carolina Webmaster | Apr 5, 2018 | Announcements, Blog | 0 Comments

Article by Shikha Jhala, Secretary, STC Carolina Chapter If you are a student, recent graduate, or career changer in the midst of a job search, you have surely gotten advice about how to get started as a technical communicator. Learn the basics, get familiar with some...