Our tech exhibitors at the NW Youth Careers Expo will include software makers, a giant computer chip manufacturer, and a nonprofit computer recycling organization. Students can visit with AWS Elemental, Intel, Microsoft, Free Geek and many others.
As a human resources manager, Anna Yates brings a perspective and passion for workforce development as an increasingly influential voice on the Portland Workforce Alliance board of directors.
Two of our PWA partners are looking to recruit a few high school juniors (Class of 2019 to participate in a paid 8-week Construction Camp program in Portland, running from June 15 through August 17. Students will learn valuable job and career skills working at job sites under the direction of leading contractors.
Our health care exhibitors at the NW Youth Careers Expo will include Kaiser Permanente Northwest, Legacy Health, Oregon Health & Science University, Providence Health & Services, Portland Community College and more.
Help wanted: The city of Portland is looking to hire more than 700 youths this year to work as lifeguards, swim instructors and water fitness trainers.
