Youth Ages 16 - 24
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Each year, the South Central region produces approximately 3,400 High School and another 4,000+ college graduates that are eligible to enter or advance in the workforce. To retain as many youth in our region as we can, entities such as school systems, economic development and workforce development programs and even Employer partners are working to ensure there is an awareness of career pathways among youth, educators, parents and career counselors. In addition, there are opportunities to build and retain talent through partnerships, externships and apprenticeship programs in our region.
Local Point of Contact for Youth Workforce Programs & Services:
Shannon Gottke, Career Coach, South Central Workforce Development Board
270-745-3905 Email Shannon
Employment Services Providers
Internships / Work-based Learning / Training Providers
K-12 Programming
A new program for 8th - 12 graders in Logan County.
(270) 726-2206
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Post-secondary / Colleges & Universities
WKU Advising and Career Development Center:
The Advising and Career Development Center (ACDC) is here to serve students, alumni, and employers, with high-level career education programs and to provide students with work-based experience and employment opportunities. We serve employers who are seeking full-time positions and/or experiential opportunities, such as internships, cooperative education, practicum, or field experiences requiring a bachelor's degree or higher.
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