Media-support personnel are employed in a variety of situations ranging from a television technician in an instructional television studio, to a teacher aide showing movies to children, to a graphics technician engaged in producing visuals for a slide/tape presentation. In order to meet the need for media-support personnel with training relevant to the kinds of tasks needing to be performed, the Jobs In Instructional Media Study (JIMS) was designed. As a part of its work, JIMS conducted a survey of the existing programs in two-year colleges to train media-support personnel. Information is presented here on such programs at fifteen institutions. In addition to details on the program and course descriptions for the core courses, information is also provided on how long the program has been in operation, the number of students enrolled in the program, and its anticipated growth. (JK/JY)