Buckeye Career Center invites employers to annual career fair
The Career Connections Career Fair is intended exclusively for Buckeye Career Center students and is not open to the general public
The Career Connections Career Fair has grown into an event that benefits both students and local employers
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Buckeye Career Center is inviting local businesses and organizations to connect with students during its annual Career Connections Career Fair from 11:50 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, April 17.
The event provides employers with the opportunity to meet and network with Buckeye Career Center high school students who are preparing to enter the workforce or continue their education in a variety of career fields. Participating businesses will be provided a 6-foot table and two chairs to use while interacting with students.
The Career Connections Career Fair has grown into an event that benefits both students and local employers, according to Buckeye Career Center Superintendent Bob Alsept.
“Our students have the opportunity to meet professionals working in their career field and learn firsthand what employers expect for success in the workplace,” Alsept said. “They can also share their resumes and business cards with potential employers. At the same time, local businesses have the chance to meet talented students and expand their pool of candidates for current or future job openings.”
Registration for employers is free, and lunch will be provided during exhibitor setup from 11 to 11:50 a.m. The deadline to register is April 12. The Career Connections Career Fair is intended exclusively for Buckeye Career Center students and is not open to the general public.
Students enrolled in the following programs will participate: Agricultural & Diesel Technology, Auto Collision Repair, Auto Technology, Business & Marketing, Career-Based Intervention, Computer-Aided Design, Commercial Truck Technology, Computer Technology/Network Systems, Construction Technology, Cosmetology, Culinary Arts, Dental Assisting, Electrical Systems Technology, Energy Operations, Exercise Science & Sports Medicine, Fire/EMS Technology, Floral Design, Graphic Arts, HVAC-R, Hospitality, Intro to Nursing, Landscaping & Turf Management, Law Enforcement, Masonry, Meat Cutting, Deli & Bakery, Medical Assisting, Natural Resources, Outdoor Power Equipment Technology, Pharmacy Technician, Precision Machining, Project Lead the Way/Engineering, Teaching Professions, TRACE-U, Utility Lineworker and Welding.
Businesses interested in participating or learning more about the event should contact Julie Beaber at 330-339-2288, ext. 1221, or email jbeaber@buckeyecareercenter.org. The registration link also can be found at www.BuckeyeCareerCenter.org.