Career Opportunities in the Aluminum Extrusion Industry: Engaging Middle and High Schools Students

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Recorded09 Mar 2021

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Studies have shown that students and parents start to make curriculum choices that will guide potential career paths as early as middle school. This podcast focuses on the hands-on, interactive work that is being done by a company in the Richmond, Virginia area to engage and start to educate middle and high school students, their parents and school guidance counsellors on the attractive career opportunities within today's aluminum extrusion manufacturing industry. Duncan Crowdis, Director with Alexandria Industries discusses this topic with Congetta Kelly, Vice President Career Development with Service Center Metals in Virginia.

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