We’re celebrating 40 years of Selby College 🎉 Since it opened its doors in 1984, the College has provided high-quality education to learners of all ages and walks of life across our community. Today, the College has evolved and grown to become a state-of-the-art training facility which prepares our students for their futures and meets the needs of local and national employers, which is something we're incredibly proud of. Find out more about Selby College's story, at: https://ow.ly/StQV50Uk3Vf
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How do you carve letters into stone? ⚒️ One of the stonemasonry tutors at our Heritage Building Skills Summer School, Matthias Garn, demonstrates the art of drawing and letter cutting into stone by hand. As part of our Heritage Building Skills Programme, our apprentices have learned about the importance of stonemasonry in restoring older buildings. Find out more about our programme ➡️ https://lnkd.in/ezJF99-A
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JOG Career Specialists work hard to help match participants’ skills and interests with good paying and in demand industries to improve our students’ chances of job placement and growth. Here in Ohio, the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services has released an outlook on what the top 10 industries they believe will have the strongest trend towards growth between 2018-2028. Read more about those industries and how JOG connects participants to these industries here: https://lnkd.in/gn6CSD3G
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Lasers, the Fall College Fair is next week! Join us on Wednesday, November 6, from 10 am to 1 pm in the SSC Quad! Over 40 colleges and universities will be on campus to answer all your transfer questions. #irvinevalleycollege #irvine #ivc #communitycollege #college #studentsuccess #boldpossibilities #collegefair #transferstudents #highereducation #futureplans
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The team at Cobram Seconday College really understand that graduates are at the beginning of their professional journey. Like all educators, this profession is one of continuous growth and development. I love this video which illustrates how they welcome and support new teachers. I was also delighted to feature a podcast with Kimberley Tempest on our new Mentoring for Professionals program. Contact me for more information #unimelb #edumelb #mentoring
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There has never been a more important time to focus on support and mentoring early career teachers. Check out how we do what we do COBRAM SECONDARY COLLEGE.
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From college fairs to personalized college counseling, it's safe to say that we know how to provide post-secondary success here at R-MA. Learn more about how we have managed to achieve a 100% college acceptance rate for each of your graduating classes: https://hubs.li/Q02zlqN30
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As a first generation college graduate I can say that it isn’t easy to break down barriers and limitations that come with not having a college degree. Even thought I wouldn’t say that having a degree makes you automatically have a job, the process of going through college opens up your mind beyond what you was taught at home. You make a decision on what you will do with your life. That’s what being a first generation college graduate can do for you.
🎉 Happy First Generation College Celebration Day! 🎓 Today, we celebrate the incredible achievements of first-gen college students and their journeys toward success. At COOP, we’re dedicated to empowering these trailblazers by providing them with skills and connections they can leverage to overcome underemployment and thrive in their careers.
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Do you work with students who are thinking about attending a community college? Community colleges are two-year schools where students can earn an associate degree. They have many benefits, including costing less than 4-year institutions, allowing students to utilize MassTransfer, having open enrollment and rolling admissions, and offering career training and apprenticeship programs. Learn more about Massachusetts community colleges in our blog post https://bit.ly/3TBW0Ib
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SCHEV Sponsored: LEVEL UP VIRGINIA Navigating the college journey as a Native American, Alaska Native, or Native Hawaiian student can come with its own set of challenges. Early planning is key and can help you align your talents and interests with your college goals. It’s also important to explore how your cultural heritage and identity fit into your college experience. Whether that’s staying connected to your home community, pursuing Native American studies, or participating in Native American student and community groups, your background matters. Check out these tips and resources to start planning for your college journey. https://lnkd.in/eQzsQUW9
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Glad to see trade schools making a comeback! With the rising demand for skilled workers in fields like construction, diesel tech, and computer technology, it's no surprise that enrollment in trade schools has been on the rise. According to recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, occupations requiring vocational training are projected to grow faster than the average for all occupations. It’s great to see our leaders recognizing the importance of hands-on training and specialized skills in meeting the demands of the workforce. What other factors do you think are contributing to this renewed interest in trade education?
Lt. Governor Jon Husted was at the Southern Hills Career & Technical Center's groundbreaking ceremony yesterday! The expansion project was made possible by a $4.6 million Career Technical Construction Program grant, helping the school expand their facility to add two new programs – Welding Fabrication and Allied Health Care – to serve up to 100 additional students.
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