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Welcome to the Business Alliance Web Page
Green Hope Business Alliance MembersGreen Hope High School Mission Statement What is a school/business alliance? A collaboration of business, community, and school leaders committed to educating each student to be a responsible and productive citizen who can effectively manage future challenges. Their mission is to provide support and workplace realities for teachers and students. What does a business alliance member do? Business Alliance members meet together with the principal once a month. The principal explains the School Improvement Plan and suggests programs where business people can be of great help in implementing School-to-Career initiatives. Alliance members decide which programs they can undertake in a school year. The Alliance members use their companies' resources (not financial) and their networking skills with other area businesses to facilitate the programs. Membership is voluntary and renewable annually. How?
THE FIRST STEP - Self Knowledge. Who are you? What do you like to do? What are your strengths, abilities, and skills? How can you get more information about different occupations? What does the economic market look like for employment opportunities? How much education and training will you need? How will the courses you are taking in high school help you select an occupational path? FINALLY - Career Planning. Set your goals. Develop a plan to attain your goals. Is it manageable? Is it realistic? Who are the people in your life who will support your plan and goals? You will find as an adult, you will use this process continuously. You will change. The marketplace will change. Occupations will change. Assessments offered during high school:
WHAT CAN I DO?
Green Hope High School Business Alliance Members
Activities Sponsored by the GHHS Business: Cary Youth Leadership - Students completed sessions on leadership, business ethics, town government, county and state government. Parents were invited to attend the evening presentation of their certificates. This event was sponsored by the Cary Chamber of Commerce - Education Committee. Career Fair - Held at Cary Towne Center and combined with area Western Region High Schools to offer a two-day community career fair. Career Shadowing - GHHS students visited businesses or organizations based on their career interest in February. Interested in joining?Contact: Dennis Perks @ 919-380-3729 |
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