the Construction Industry, and
Partnerships of Volunteers.
Youth is vital to the construction industry.
Today’s high school students represent
the pool of workers from which the
construction industry will recruit its future
work force. Construction Career Days will
expose high school students and adults to
rewarding and diverse careers in the
industry. The events offer students a career
option that they otherwise may not have
been aware of.
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Journey into Construction (pdf - Article) |
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The Construction Industry is facing a severe shortage of skilled workers. If not
addressed, the shortage will increase, affecting quality, safety, and our industry’s
overall ability to compete in building the infrastructure needed by an ever-growing
population. The construction industry does not enjoy a visible and positive image
among youth. Construction Career Days is designed to educate our youth
about a friendlier and more professional industry that cares about them and their future.
Partnerships between industry, government, and education at the national, state and
local levels are critical to improving the quality of life in our communities. Construction
Career Days are strongly based on partnerships of volunteers working together
for youth, industry and community. Career Day partnerships reach beyond
planning and conducting career days events. These partnership also work towards
enhancing career technology education, developing curricula that better
prepares students for careers in the industry and increasing the
diversity of the construction industry workforce.
addressed, the shortage will increase, affecting quality, safety, and our industry’s
overall ability to compete in building the infrastructure needed by an ever-growing
population. The construction industry does not enjoy a visible and positive image
among youth. Construction Career Days is designed to educate our youth
about a friendlier and more professional industry that cares about them and their future.
Partnerships between industry, government, and education at the national, state and
local levels are critical to improving the quality of life in our communities. Construction
Career Days are strongly based on partnerships of volunteers working together
for youth, industry and community. Career Day partnerships reach beyond
planning and conducting career days events. These partnership also work towards
enhancing career technology education, developing curricula that better
prepares students for careers in the industry and increasing the
diversity of the construction industry workforce.
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Construction Career Days
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| Statewide Locations and Dates Albany - April TBD, 2012 Binghamton - Cancelled for 2011 Buffalo - September TBD, 2011 Finger Lakes - October 6, 2011 Ithaca - May TBD, 2012 Rochester - October TBD, 2011 Syracuse - October 20, 2011 Utica - TBD 2012 Westchester - March 2012 |
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