High school students learn about careers in the construction and building trades
More than 700 students packed the Rockland Community College Fieldhouse to learn about a variety of careers in the construction and building trades.
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Apr 5, 2023, 11:08 AM
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57ds agoHundreds of local high school students are getting the chance to learn about jobs at the annual Hudson Valley Construction Fair.
More than 700 students packed the Rockland Community College Fieldhouse to learn about a variety of careers in the construction and building trades.
Union representatives and private sector companies talked to students about welding, carpentry, and other skills.
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