Apple is looking for Campus Reps. This is a great opportunity to represent Apple and to have some fun. To top it off, you’ll gain experience that will last a lifetime.
What will you do?
You’ll host workshops, throw events, and build relationships with students, faculty, and parents. You’ll collaborate with the Apple team to run marketing programs on campus, from sales promotions to increasing awareness of Apple products. Best of all, being an Apple Campus Rep is more than just a college or university job. It’s a chance to get your resume off to a good start. How great is that?
What does it take?
Energy, enthusiasm, and passion for sharing Apple products on campus. An understanding of technology and the know-how to spread the word by leveraging campus events. It takes a leader — someone who can inspire peers and work with campus organizations.
What Campus Reps
love about their job.
My favourite part about being an Apple Campus Rep is interacting with students. It is the best feeling when a student’s face just lights up after I demonstrate a feature on the Mac. I get the biggest high after pulling off a fun, crazy, and successful event. Being an Apple Campus Rep has helped prepare me for life after university. My leadership skills have improved.
Jackie Pierson
Bowling Green State University
I am a huge Apple fan, and getting to share my enthusiasm for these products with students who are often brand-new to the Mac platform is exciting for me. I have gained a lot of insight into how to effectively market an event or a promotion. I’ve also met a lot of smart, creative people who will undoubtedly be valuable connections in the future.
Justin Risner
University of Kentucky
Students, parents, and faculty look to me for advice, and that gives me a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment, knowing they are benefitting from something I am teaching them. On top of that, this job has allowed me to get great real-world practice in networking, effective communication, and building helpful, long-term relationships.
Diana Mayland
Texas A&M University
