BOCES holds second job fair of school year

... Herkimer Telegram - News Email Alerts: Sign up for free daily headlinesCustomer Service: Subscribe Print this page HERKIMER - Students went from booth to booth collecting information and putting in resumes at various employers on Monday morning.Herkimer BOCES held its second job fair of the school year to give students a chance to meet prospective employers and gather information on them.“It gives students the chance to find summer jobs,” BOCES guidance counselor Donna Plath said.

“Or find a career path that might interest them down the line.” Plath says the job fair is mainly for senior students and is usually set up for 25 employers.Among those participating was Little Falls Hospital.According to Melinda Galardy from Human Resources at the hospital, several students came by to ask questions and find out more about the health care profession.

“We explained the different levels of employment to the students,” Galardy explained.

“We also told them about our tuition assistance program where they can receive up to $2,000 from us towards their tuition.”Health care was strongly repr...

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