Coral Gables Senior High School

Gables High PTSA hosts second annual Career Fair

 
 

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The Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA) of Coral Gables Senior High School hosted its second annual Career Fair in the school gymnasium on Thursday, Feb. 7.

The Career Fair offered students who will not be attending a four-year institution after high school the opportunity to explore other post-secondary job and education options. Representatives from different companies and colleges set up tables in the gym and offered students information about their organizations.

Exhibitors included the Coral Gables Police Department, the U.S. military, vocational and technical colleges, culinary institutes, local employers, a massage certification program and a self-defense instructional course.

“It’s very varied, and that’s the whole point — to get students to be interested. They need a direction and some goals, so this would introduce them to what’s in the community, ” said PTSA Vice President Gail Poe-Liu.

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