On March 29th, the North Bergen High School hosted a spring college and job fair, providing high school students with a unique opportunity to learn about post-secondary options and connect with local businesses. Over 40 colleges, businesses, and organizations set up booths, offering students a chance to explore job opportunities, internships, and volunteer work in various fields.
The job fair was well-attended, and students had the chance to interact with representatives from each business, learn about company culture, job requirements, and potential career paths. Many businesses conducted on-the-spot interviews and collected resumes from interested students, making it an efficient and valuable recruitment process.
Organized by the North Bergen High School Guidance Department with the support of the school’s administration, staff, and local community members, including the North Bergen Police Department and Parking Authority, the event received positive feedback from both students and businesses.
North Bergen Board of Education Superintendent, Dr. George Solter, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “We were very impressed by the enthusiasm and professionalism of the students who attended the job fair. It was a great opportunity to connect businesses with young talent, and I look forward to seeing our students hired by some of these employers in the future.”
Theresa Rabelo, Director of Student Personnel Services, added, “We are thrilled to have hosted such a successful job fair for our students. The Guidance Department takes pride in providing opportunities for our students to explore different careers and meet potential employers because it is a crucial step in their academic and professional development.”
Overall, the spring college and job fair was a success, providing high school students with a valuable opportunity to explore different career paths, network with potential employers, and gain insights into the job market. With the support of the school and the local community, the event has set a positive example for other schools to follow.