The Oneonta High School's annual job fair, now in its third year, has once again provided a valuable platform for students to explore career opportunities and for local employers to connect with potential employees. Hosted by Mrs. Tina Smith, the event took place at the Oneonta High School, showcasing a diverse array of businesses and organizations eager to recruit new talent.
This year's job fair was a collaborative effort between Mrs. Smith’s Work-Based Learning (WBL) students and the CDO Workforce, embodying a commitment to fostering partnerships between education and industry. With a focus on practical experience and real-world connections, the fair offered students a glimpse into various career paths and industries.
A notable aspect of the event was the impressive lineup of eighteen local employers in attendance. Representing a wide range of sectors, these organizations brought forth opportunities spanning from hospitality to manufacturing and education to law enforcement. Each organization brought its unique offerings to the table, showcasing the diverse range of career paths available to OHS students. Representatives from these entities engaged in insightful discussions, offering valuable advice and guidance to the attendees.
Mrs. Tina Smith, expressed her gratitude to all the participating businesses and organizations for their unwavering support in nurturing the professional aspirations of OHS students. She emphasized the importance of such initiatives in preparing the youth for the challenges and opportunities of the modern workforce.
As the day came to a close, students departed with newfound knowledge, inspiration, and perhaps even a promising lead on their future career journey. The 3rd Annual Job Fair at OHS served as a testament to the power of community collaboration and the value of experiential learning in preparing students for the workforce of tomorrow.
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