Wasn't it incognito who wrote:
>Thanks everyone for your postings.
>
>Sorry, if I hadn't made it clear originally but I didn't mean to limit this
>to asking about intern opportunities using POV-ray only. I am also open to
>seeking training in any other tools as well. However, I think some of you
>have covered this as well in your comments.
>
>It may also help to mention that the tuition I mentioned was actually for a
>public university in my area - the state is so broke that's actually how
>much tuition it is to attend now a days (though a degree seeking student
>would be getting some help).
>
>If anyone else has any other feedback, I'll continue to check back.
>

I'd suggest looking to see if there are any magazines in your country
aimed at the professional computer graphic artist. There are two that
appear on newsstands in my country, and probably several more specialist
publications that don't make it to many newsstands. Observe which tools
are involved in the "how to" and "case study" articles. Look at the
requirements in the job adverts.

Consider that as the professional tools come of age there will be a
continuing shift away from the need for computer geeks to use the tools.
A reasonable level of computer literacy will continue to be required,
but conventional design skills and artistic ability are becoming more
valuable assets.

-- 
Mike Williams
Gentleman of Leisure

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