Our Career Connections program offers monthly career development programming at local High Schools to help students answer questions that they have regarding different career fields, education options, etc. Professionals participate in career panels to share their life experience and expertise with 10th and 11th-grade students. Whether students have a detailed plan for life or are still trying to figure out what happens after high school, the insights of volunteers in the workforce can prove valuable in helping encourage and shape tomorrow's leaders.
During the Spring semester sessions take place once a month during lunch at Caney Creek and Grand Oaks High School. Meetings start with a panel discussion and Q & A based on the month’s topic where guest speakers share their honest feedback and may follow with small group discussions or individual student activities. This is an opportunity for professionals to share their personal stories. Students explore topics ranging from finding a career passion to job forecasting.
Grand Oaks High School Caney Creek High School
Tuesday, February 1 Tuesday, February 8
Tuesday, March 1 Tuesday, March 8
Tuesday, April 5 Tuesday, April 12
Tuesday, May 3 Tuesday, May 10
Once volunteers have signed up they will receive a confirmation email from Corinne Coulter, Program Director at EfTA.
Please note that we are continuing to monitor and communicate with the school and will let volunteers know if we make the transition to virtual programming.
During the Spring semester sessions take place once a month during lunch at Caney Creek and Grand Oaks High School. Meetings start with a panel discussion and Q & A based on the month’s topic where guest speakers share their honest feedback and may follow with small group discussions or individual student activities. This is an opportunity for professionals to share their personal stories. Students explore topics ranging from finding a career passion to job forecasting.
Grand Oaks High School Caney Creek High School
Tuesday, February 1 Tuesday, February 8
Tuesday, March 1 Tuesday, March 8
Tuesday, April 5 Tuesday, April 12
Tuesday, May 3 Tuesday, May 10
Once volunteers have signed up they will receive a confirmation email from Corinne Coulter, Program Director at EfTA.
Please note that we are continuing to monitor and communicate with the school and will let volunteers know if we make the transition to virtual programming.
career interview recordings
For the Spring 2022 school year, we are excited to provide a new way for our volunteers to share their journey and advice with Montgomery County students. Professionals partake in pre-recorded professional interviews that will be shared with High School students. Whether students have a detailed plan for life or are still trying to figure out what happens after high school, the insights of volunteers in the workforce can prove valuable in helping encourage and shape tomorrow's leaders.
As a volunteer, you will be sent a list of 5 questions that we would like for you to answer in a recorded video. We ask that you record your video horizontally and that your answers be no longer than 3 minutes long. Each individual video will be cut and added into a 20-minute video of other individual videos. These videos will be shared twice a month with local high schools for them to share in their College and Career Centers.
As a volunteer, you will be sent a list of 5 questions that we would like for you to answer in a recorded video. We ask that you record your video horizontally and that your answers be no longer than 3 minutes long. Each individual video will be cut and added into a 20-minute video of other individual videos. These videos will be shared twice a month with local high schools for them to share in their College and Career Centers.