Powering up students’ job prospects Students are facing a tough job market at the same time as public utilities are bracing for a wave of retirements. In Los Angeles, schools and industry are working to make a match. Amanda Becker reports.Based on what I am paying (e.g. $120 a month for water) and the fact that the job will be here still after you graduate, I think this is worth the look for a future potential job.Anybody interested in doing a project related to one of the utility companies?