Industry

Industry chats involve going into a classroom to present to students interested in your industry. Sessions typically last 45 minutes and entail sharing about your career path, business, and requirements for jobs.

Participating in a career expo and/or hiring fair involves setting up a booth to share about your business and industry with students. For a hiring fair, if you have job openings, you can recruit eligible students and interview them.

Mock Interviews involve helping prepare students for the workforce by volunteering to interview them and give them feedback on their interview skills and resume.

Field trips involve welcoming classes of interested students to tour your business and observe how things operate.

Participating as a resume coach involves a 30-minute virtual session where you provide personalized feedback on a student’s resume. This one-on-one interaction allows you to offer tailored guidance, helping students enhance their resumes and better prepare for job applications and future career opportunities.

A job shadow involves hosting a student for 2-8 hours and giving them the opportunity to accompany a worker(s) to experience types of jobs and responsibilities in a given industry.

An industry connected project involves partnering with a classroom teacher to provide an interactive industry-based project that brings real-world concepts into the classroom. Industry partners provide mentorship throughout the project.

Internships involve hosting a student for an extended on-the-job learning experience in the workplace. Designed for students to receive industry focused training and mentorship, experiences can be paid or unpaid and typically take place over the summer.

Industry Partners can provide job posting information to be shared with educators and students.