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Over the course of the month of April, over 70 business tours and other activities are planned to help students learn about the diverse array of hospitality career opportunities that exist today.
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SPI’s NH Health Care Month 2019 is here! Take a look at what we’ve been working on to improve the health care workforce in NH.
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In November 2018, New Hampshire celebrated its first Technology Month, which was kicked off by Governor Sununu who delivered a formal proclamation of the month at the October Governor and Council meeting.
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Kipp Johnson, Brian Ferguson and Lisa Whitaker joins as hospitality sector champions, and Rick Dupuis joins as a technology sector champion.
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Starting in the fall of 2019, students at Milford High School will be able to gain experience and college credits by participating in the Milford High School manufacturing workforce program, which introduces them to the manufacturing field.
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The Parkside Middle School construction program takes the traditional woodshop class and breaks it into mini-segments on the trades. Jennifer Landon, director of Education and Workforce Development at Associated Builders and Contractors NH VT, explains details of the program.
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When students think of career pathways in the hospitality industry, they picture a chef in a restaurant or front desk agent in a hotel. We know these careers are vital to the industry, but there are overlooked and underutilized opportunities in hospitality that lead to a path of success. One such career surprised the ELO coordinators visiting the DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester Downtown.
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This November, SPI’s technology sector is teaming up with numerous organizations across New Hampshire to its first annual NH Technology Month.
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Earlier this month, Licensed Nursing Assistants (LNAs) from across New Hampshire gathered at the Mountain View Grand Resort and Spa in Whitefield to learn and be recognized for their work.
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