Job Shadow Event Helps Guide Students
Photo Courtesy of: Jonathan Moreno
This recent Job Shadow Day, held at Val Verde High School, is to get students prepared for their future after they graduate from high school.
Photo Courtesy of: Jonathan Moreno
Teachers and local leaders recently hosted the Job Shadow Day offering local students information and hands-on training.
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After receiving hand-on experience throughout the community, students returned to Bob Glass Gymnasium to learn more about employment opportunities available through the Army, Navy, and Marines.
Photo Courtesy of: Jonathan Moreno
After receiving hand-on experience throughout the community, students returned to Bob Glass Gymnasium to learn more about employment opportunities available through the Army, Navy, and Marines.
Photo Courtesy of: Jonathan Moreno
After receiving hand-on experience throughout the community, students returned to Bob Glass Gymnasium to learn more about employment opportunities available through the Army, Navy, and Marines.
Photo Courtesy of: Jonathan Moreno
Students stand outside Bob Glass Gymnasium.
Photo Courtesy of: Jonathan Moreno
Here event participants stand in front of Inland Boats during the recent Job Shadow Day, held Feb. 2.
Photo Courtesy of: Jonathan Moreno
SFC was one of the many businesses to invest in local youth during the recent Job Shadow Day.
Photo Courtesy of: Jonathan Moreno
Students toured local businesses, learning skills to benefit them in their future job-hunts.
February 10, 2016 at 08:46am. Views: 55
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