Job Shadow Day
Since 1999,
over 6,000 local 8th grade students have visited over 500 Upper Valley
workplaces on Job Shadow Day. Nationally, more than one million of America's
youth were able to explore over 100,000 employers last year!
On April 7, 2010, the Upper Valley Business and Education Partnership
will
coordinate Job Shadow experiences for students from:
Chelsea
Public School |
Lyme
School |
Claremont
Middle School |
Oxbow
High School |
Hartford
Memorial Middle School |
Rivendell
Academy |
Hartland
Elementary School |
South
Royalton School |
Indian
River School |
Thetford
Academy |
Lebanon
Junior High School |
Tunbridge
Central School |
|
Unity
School |
|
Job shadowing enables youth to observe a workplace host as he or she goes
through a normal day on the job, providing an opportunity to see how skills
taught in the classroom are applied beyond school walls. Students can
also
gain insight on careers they might pursue in the future.
Students will spend a half day at the worksite, arriving between 8:30
and
9:30am and departures begin around 1pm. (Actual times will depend on bus
routes yet to be determined). Some workplaces choose to provide a light
lunch for students (i.e., pizza or sandwiches) in the office break room
or
cafeteria to round out the workday. UVBEP provides all necessary supporting
information, such as job shadow guidelines, evaluation forms and suggested
activities.
If you are interested in hosting Job Shadow students, please contact us.
Questions students often ask about Job Shadow Day.
Questions hosts often ask about Job Shadow Day.
2010 Job Shadow Day Coverage:
