Students pitch future professions at reverse job fair
Damon Fortune has been tearing computers apart to learn how they work since he was a kid. At the reverse job fair in Post Falls, Damon spoke about his interest in going into computer networking as a profession after graduating.
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High school students from the Post Falls School District and community members participated in a reverse job fair on Wednesday at Real Life Ministries. Students were able to speak about their interests and be interviewed about potential career paths as practice.
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Marlee Anderson is excited to follow in her sister's footsteps and become a dog groomer. As part of her pitch to look into a chosen profession, community members interviewed Marlee at the reverse job fair on Wednesday.
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At the reverse job fair in Post Falls, student Geoff Brooks shared his goal to complete barber training at the Paul Mitchell School in Coeur d'Alene.
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Post Falls High School students pitched professions that sparked their interest during the reverse job fair on Wednesday at Real Life Ministries.
The collaboration between the Post Falls Chamber of Commerce and the Post Falls School District reached its 20th anniversary this year, giving students real-life job interview experience.
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