SHS Career Expo Seeks Business Partners

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The Chamber is seeking volunteers to help make this year’s SHS Career Expo a success for more than a thousand Shelton High School students!

This year’s event will be held on the Shelton High School campus on Wednesday, November 8. Dozens of volunteers are needed to host the career fair as well as breakout sessions, which provide or deeper engagement for students to learn about industry. There is no cost to participate.

Why Should You Participate?

The Career Expo is an excellent platform to engage with local students and showcase your business, industry, or profession. Here are some compelling reasons why you should consider registering for this event:

1. Invest in Your Community:

By participating in the Career Expo, you are investing in the future of our community. The Career Expo provides students with valuable insights into the world of work and allows them to explore various career paths. Your participation can inspire and guide the next generation of professionals.

2. Talent Pipeline:

Engaging with high school students at an early stage can help you identify and nurture young talent. Whether you have job openings or internships to offer, the Career Expo is an opportunity to begin building a talent pipeline.

3. Brand Visibility:

This event offers your business the opportunity to enhance your brand visibility within the local community. By showing your commitment to the development of our future workforce, you reinforce your reputation as a community-focused business.

4. Networking:

Connect with fellow Chamber members, educators, and professionals from various industries. The expo is not just about presenting your business but also a chance to network and explore potential partnerships.

5. Make a Difference:

Your participation in the Career Expo can make a lasting impact on the students who attend. Sharing your professional journey, offering advice, and answering questions can help students make informed decisions about their future careers.

Want to know more? View the slide deck below about the event format, how this fits into the Academies and Pathways at SHS, see where you fit in the career clusters, and tips to prepare to make the most of this event.

For more information contact:

Gretchen Malisa
Director of Career Connected Learning
Shelton School District
gmaliska@sheltonschools.org