The Troy Pike Center for Technology recently hosted a Careers Are Fun Day event for students from local high schools, including Charles Henderson High School, Goshen High School, and Pike County High School. The event aimed to provide students with a deeper understanding of the career options available to them and foster a sense of togetherness among students from different high schools.
Assistant principal Jamie Rich at the center stated that the day was also intended to celebrate the future career paths and accomplishments of seniors who will be entering the military or starting employment or apprenticeships at local businesses and industries. In addition to the Careers Are Fun Day event, the TPCT also hosted a Senior Career Signing Day for these students.
During the Careers Are Fun Day event, students had the opportunity to participate in various activities and workshops that showcased different career paths. They were able to interact with professionals from various industries and learn more about the skills and qualifications required for different careers.
The Senior Career Signing Day event was a celebration of the achievements of seniors who will be entering the workforce or starting their military careers. Students were able to sign letters of intent with their chosen employers or military branches, and their families and friends were able to join them in celebrating their future career paths.
Overall, both events were successful in providing students with valuable information about their career options and helping them make informed decisions about their future. They also helped foster a sense of unity among students from different high schools and celebrated the accomplishments of those who will be entering the workforce or starting their military careers.
