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Student Testimonials
Job shadows have very much so influenced my life powerfully. I have gotten an insight into many various careers in the medical field. A year ago, I had no idea there was a difference between and MRI tech, an ultrasound tech, and a radiologist, but as I job shadowed all those, I realized how different they all were. Before doing job shadows I didn’t realize there were so many choices I get to pick from to get a career. I used to know only of nurses and doctors, and job shadows helped me explore more, and also learn the different career choices and the responsibilities of each one of them.
by Liliya F.
Employer Testimonials
I just finished talking with another job shadow student. Since we are a small start-up company, students spend most of their time with me talking about career options in aviations. During the interviews, I hear concise lucid questions from well-prepared students. Their questions and attitude are clearly goal-oriented. Having students in our place of business offers us the opportunity to introduce young people to aviation and small business, to dispel any misconceptions and to encourage them to pursue their aviation career options.
by Jim Graham, Graham Aviation

Career Connections March 11th

Presented by MaPS Credit Union

Presented by MaPS Credit Union

Career Connections

Career Connections is an annual Salem-Keizer Schools district-wide event  that provides high school students a forum to hone their job interviewing skills that they have been learning and   practicing in the classroom with employers from the local business community. 

Career Connections is a partnership with our six area high schools and Ready to Learn Ready to Work. Participation in this highly anticipated event satisfies one of a student’s career related learning requirements for graduation.

A variety of career related activities are available to the 600+ junior and senior high school students that attend:

  • 2-3 mock interviews with feedback from a pool of 120 local business people and potential employers
  • Tour the Vendor Fair to talk with 50 employers, trades associations, higher education and  training programs
  • Tour the Grand Hotel and Salem Conference Center behind the scenes

For more information:

Educator or Student-contact your high school’s Career Specialist

Business or post-secondary institute interested in participating in the Career & Training Fair-Sue Bloom, Ready to Learn Ready to Work sue@salemchamber.org 

Or complete and return Career Connections-Fair Registration

Business interested in assisting with mock interviews-Kathy Moore, Ready to Learn Ready to Work kathy@salemchamber.org

 

 

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