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Students are the backbone of a healthy economy, community and future. Your business can take an active role in our workforce development initiatives.
The ApprenticeshipNH - High School Program offers workforce development solutions for businesses and career opportunities for students. Offered by the Community College System of NH and funded by the US Department of Labor, the program works with a number of industry sectors including Advanced Manufacturing, Automotive Technology, Business and Finance, Construction, Healthcare, and Hospitality. You're invited to learn more about how high school apprenticeships can benefit your business. Contact Anne Banks at abanks@ccsnh.edu to learn more.
Read about Dartmouth Health's apprenticeship program.
Our webinar series with Concord Regional Technical Center (CRTC) shared success stories from area employers and offered practical strategies for businesses to engage students. The goal of this series was to connect area students directly with professionals in every industry.
In this webinar, presenters Kathi Terami of Careers CLiC and Amy Tietjen Smith of Concord Regional Technical Center shared how your business can help foster the next generation of workers in your field. Explore the role workplace partners can play in developing meaningful career pathways for students. Business participation can range from simply hosting facility tours to mentoring students.
During this session, we're pleased to introduce you to a panel of workplace learning partners, including a representative from New Hampshire's Bureau of Career Development, businesses that have hosted students for expanded learning opportunities, work-based learning specialists and two students who enrolled in a work-based learning experience with a local business. This panel shared success stories from area employers and discussed practical strategies that engage students who are interested in pursuing careers in your field.
Resources provided by the CRTC and Concord High School:
Resources provided from NH Department of Education, Bureau of Career Development:
Learn about Capital Area Student Leadership (CASL), an immersive leadership program for high school sophomores.
Learn about our partnership with NHTI-Concord's Community College and Concord Regional Technical Center (CRTC) to present opportunities for orthopaedic students.
If you are a Chamber member, you can post full-time, part-time and internship opportunities on our job page . Reach out to membership@concordnhchamber.com to learn more.
Reach out to the Chamber at programs@concordnhchamber.com.