Career opportunities ranging from the military to automotive repair and cosmetology beckon NHS students
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- Telegraph photo by DEAN SHALHOUP Jacob Felton, a former Nashua teacher now an associate professor at Nashua Community College, talks with three NHS students about careers in the automotive field during Wednesday’s career fair at Nashua High School North. (Telegraph photo by DEAN SHALHOUP)
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- Telegraph photo by DEAN SHALHOUP The Nashua Technology Center’s CTE RV was stationed at Wednesday’s CTE on Wheels career fair at Nashua High School North. (Telegraph photo by DEAN SHALHOUP)
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- Telegraph photo by DEAN SHALHOUP City Department of Public Works public relations administrator Lauren Byers, right, chats with members of one of the groups of high school students that attended Wednesday’s “CTE on Wheels” career fair at Nashua High School North. (Telegraph photo by DEAN SHALHOUP)
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- Telegraph photo by DEAN SHALHOUP U.S. Army recruiter Sgt. Michael Powden describes a military Humvee to Nashua High CTE students who attended Wednesday’s career fair at Nashua High School North. (Telegraph photo by DEAN SHALHOUP)
NASHUA — A pair of table-top size models named “Mr. Skin” and “Mr. Bones” were among the displays that greeted groups of Nashua High School Career & Technical Education students currently, or soon to be, in the process of deciding on a career path.
Organized by the Nashua Technology Center, the event, called “CTE on Wheels,” gave students the chance to learn more about the various career opportunities on which they may decide to embark following high school graduation.
“A couple of years ago we had a DPW Day, and this kind of stems from that,” said NTC Career Center coordinator Marisa Dardagiannopoulos, referring to the visit by the city Department of Public Works.
For a complete report, see Sunday’s print edition of The Telegraph.
Dean Shalhoup may be reached at 594-1256 or dshalhoup@nashuatelegraph.com.
