Using Technology to Develop a High School Career Awareness Workshop: The REACH Program

This article describes a collaborative project between business and industry, local school systems and Jacksonville State University (Jacksonville, Alabama). This project resulted in a new education and business/industry partnership called Readiness Education for Achieving Career Heights (REACH). Th...

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Careers
Collaboration
Counties
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Employment Opportunities
High School Students
Industry
Secondary schools
Workshops
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