I have taken a year gap between my electronics engineering degree. What is the best thing to do ....?
440885
Get some "Hands-On" Experience actually Repairing Electronics. While Consumer Electronic Items are becoming increasingly Disposable, not everything is "Throwaway". I used to Work in the TV Repair Business, and a frequent Point of Amusement to those in the Business has always been Electrical Engineers that couldn't Fix Anything! When was the last Time You Repaired a Radio, or a TV? To Really find out Firsthand how Things Work would, in My Opinion, be "The Best Thing To Do"!
493810
Try a Master's of Communications -- very flexible degree and good for both business and tech.
502713
i'm electronic engineer too, the only (legal) way to earn a lot of money is to ask to the bank.\nthey will give you because you are  engineer. \nOr find a job ;)
626919
hey ım studying ındustrial engineer.my first year of university...
1074097
start studying..by the time ur out..govermental red tape (\ni think,if thts the right word) would delay your coming out by a long long time,so start reading your books..particularly the 11th and 12th standard  texts coz i think the syllabus u guys hav sux..\nfrom then on uve got 2 options\n\n1. drop and study hard for aieee next year\n(might not be the best option with the guv introducing 50 pc reservations..but since u seem to be quite gd academically...u mite try it)\n2. join a bsc from 2nd year onwards\n3. ask people and make a wise choice(ask as many ppl worthy(read capable) of giving an answer as u possibally can)\n\nu shudnt hav a problem explainin ur gap..so even later on aft the bsc it shudnt be too difficult to get a msc seat or a job.\n\nstart studying NOW!!\nGD LUCK
120333
I found the best way is often through temp agencies.  They specialize in short term jobs, which can often let you gain experience.\n\nAnother one is at a computer store.  This lets you experience all levels of hardware and software, and you quickly pick up the newer technology.\n\nHowever, you need at least some experience first.  You can always apprentice yourself.  I did this for 3 years, working part-time for free at a computer store.  That experience was invaluable later on in my career.
969832
Hmm, CV can't be that fine, otherwise he would at least have been asked for interview.  OK...\n\nStep 1 - does his degree tie up with the sort of jobs he is applying for?  Perhaps a bit more detail about the subject types covered in his degree might flesh out the CV a bit?\n\nStep 2 - sign up with a recruitment agency - for engineering jobs, his best bet is Beechwood (www.beechwoodrecruit.com) and Redwood (www.redhotjobs.com) - these guys advertise in all editions of The Engineer.\n\nStep 3 - is he getting copies of the trade presses?  You can see The Engineer at www.theengineer.co.uk, they have their own job site at theengineerjobs.co.uk.  Also the Electronics Weekly might be worth a look - www.electronicsweekly.com and www.electronicsweekly.com / careermoves for their job section.\n\nStep 4 - consider some voluntary work if possible that adds to your experience - it makes a CV look like you haven't just been hanging around, waiting for something to happen.\n\nGood luck!
1092150
Electrical Engineering or Telecommunication.
449210
After the year is over, go on a vacation to clear your mind. Spend a lot of time thinking and be sure to only do what YOU want. If you still don't know work some 'mindless' job for a couple of months or maybe join the service. Don't pay a college money you don't even know you want to go to. Finding out what you want to do is the most important thing for the rest of your life - give it all the time it needs.
390235
Try and get as fit as possible, study hard and apply to a good college and try to get a relevant engineering degree. Electronics and Communications are good choices, but I would suggest Aerospace as it has a lot to do with spacecraft and such (I'm an aerospace student myself and I hope to get into NASA someday).
503429
Try getting some certifications, like A+, Network+, MCP.  Let your possible employer now that you still have the skills you need by showing them the certifications.
1180764
don't go for higher studies now.\nimprove your english.\ndo a job,earn some money and then go for post graduation...
876707
So if you feel like its holding you back, take a break from it.  Go out to Cali, and try to make it big time!  It's the best thing you can do, yer young & Id say do it now, DONT WAIT & dont be one of those people that wonder "if only .. "  Say things dont work out, you can always go back to college, it'll always be there. But then again, so will the music career. Hmm .. well good luck!
335109
I don't think your year long gap matters if you are qualified for the job. You might want to ask a career counselor at the institution where you received your Assoc. degree check your resume and help you with the cover letter for your application. You want to make sure your application reflects your abilities, and uses the right "buzz words". The most important thing is to get to that interview. Once you are called in, be as professional and polite as you can, while showing that you would be a great person to work with.\n\nWhen you find that one job that you really want, it is going to reflect on your performance in a good way. Go for it, don't hold back, and really show that you want the job.
870833
Try and find a course that has a lot of placement opportunities, and you'll end up spending about half of your time at college and half working in your field.  Keep going, though, the more qualifications you get the more opportunities life will throw at you!
460302
Get experience with a real job in your field. It will make you far more employable when you do graduate.
622336
go back to school and take out student loans lol