John Schauble was hired in October of 1997, at Post Printing, and is employed as a Second Press Operator. I got into the Youth Apprenticeship program because of my teachers, and my guidance counselor. I found it to be a good program, and helpful to my job. The Youth Apprenticeship Program requires students to learn finishing, imaging, pre-press, desktop publishing, customer service, distribution, and mailing. Students learn career possibilities, and the skills they will need.
Business helps prepare tomorrow s workforce.
Thank you for your time and your interest. With your involvement, schools can better prepare today's youth for future careers. Teachers meet with local businesses and observe operations and procedures and take this knowledge back to the classroom to better inform students of the world of work. Teachers spend one or more days at a business working with professionals in their field, to learn the daily applications, what is new in the field, and how the field is changing. Students work in a local business to gain experience in a field related to their career interest or major.