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Green-Up Your Career Day Education Fair

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Green-Up Your Career Day Education Fair

Time: April 10, 2010 from 10am to 3pm
Location: Gateway Community College North Haven Campus
Website or Map: http://www.gwcc.commnet.edu c…
Phone: (203) 285-2448
Event Type: career, fair
Organized By: Gateway Community College's Center For A Sustainable Future
Latest Activity: Apr 5, 2010

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Event Description

Come meet the instructors, Green Business Exhibitors Welcome, Nonprofits, Barter Business Members, Table Cost is 25$

The Center for a Sustainable Future offers professional development programs to prepare you with the career skills you need at any stage.

Free and open to the public!

Learn about Gateway’s new “green” sustainable education programs. Instructors, counselors, and representatives from green or “greening” companies will be on hand to discuss career paths, internships, and job opportunities.

Information on financial support and counseling will be available from participating workforce development agencies, veterans’ support groups, the Connecticut Department of Labor and The Workplace, Inc.

Enjoy a free barbecue lunch!

Prizes, sample products, demonstrations, and give-aways!

Join a live career webinar with Doug Beabout and Kevin Sutton on “Preparing Yourself to Fill the Green Gap.” Sponsored by 5milliongreenjobs

Exhibitors space is still available!

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