RIT - NTID - Center on Employment - Employers

Over 700 students specialize in programs to become hands-on technicians. No matter where you are located, you can look to NTID to fill a need for hard-to-find skilled people at this level.
Some 400 students pursue Bachelor's and Master's degrees to enter a variety of professions, and possess the skills to effectively do the job in high-demand technical fields.
NTID offers you the opportunity to join the ranks of top-performing employers who have found that their competitive advantage is advanced by the diversity of their organizations.
NTID students learn strategies that facilitate communication and successful, productive interactions between deaf and hearing people that benefit the entire organization.
All RIT programs, including those at the associate degree level, include mandatory or optional cooperative work experiences (co-op), or some other form of experiential education, such as field placements or internships.
NTID Center on Employment is a resource for business and industry that hire deaf and hard-of-hearing people. The center provides workshops to foster successful work relationships, access to a personnel pool that matches staff needs, consultations and materials regarding accommodations, short-term assistive equipment loans and visits to co-op employers.