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Best Practice Trades Day: Champions at Work! Presenters: Marianne Herring John Shannon Coastal Carolina Onslow County Schools Community College Background 2007 local Workforce Development Study Jacksonville Onslow Chamber of Commerce


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Best Practice

Trades Day: Champions at Work!

Presenters: Marianne Herring John Shannon Coastal Carolina Onslow County Schools Community College

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Background

2007 local Workforce Development Study

  • Jacksonville‐Onslow Chamber of Commerce
  • Coastal Carolina Community College
  • Business and Industry representatives
  • Workforce partners
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Response to Workforce Findings

  • Workforce needs aligned with clear

career pathways

– Local business and industries with available jobs – Salaries were competitive

  • Marketing campaign

– Lack of knowledge of available jobs – Misconceptions about technical careers

  • Training programs were available
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Current Environment

  • Onslow County Schools and Coastal had

the career pathways to train the workforce

  • Technical programs not filled to capacity

to help fill these needed jobs

WHY?

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WHY?

  • Students and parents don’t see pathways
  • r occupations as possible livelihoods
  • Occupations seem more “blue” collar
  • Parents desiring college

transfer/university route to workforce

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Trades Day: Champions at Work!

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Trades Day Committee Formed

  • Chamber Education Committee
  • Chamber of Commerce Employers
  • Onslow County Schools
  • Coastal Carolina Community College
  • East Carolina Workforce Development Board
  • Onslow County Home Builders Association
  • Workforce Solutions (ESC)
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One‐half day competitive event

  • Allows showcase of student talent
  • Provides friendly competition between

schools

  • Shares training and employment options

beyond high school

  • Allows local employers to participate and

even recruit potential future employees

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Trades Day Event

Saturday

  • No loss of instructional time
  • Allows opportunity for attendance by

parents, family, friends, employers

  • Use of CCCC facilities

–Neutral location –Showcase available programs and facilities

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Schedule

  • Registration
  • Opening/Welcome
  • Competitive Events (2 hours)
  • Lunch
  • Awards Ceremony
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Competitive Events

Event Managers

CCCC faculty, local employers or organization representative

2 hour length

Judges

Advisory Committee members, local employers

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Competitive Event Categories Automotive

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Competitive Event Categories Construction

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Competitive Event Categories Drafting Technical ‐ Architectural

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Competitive Event Categories Electrical

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Competitive Event Categories Masonry

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Competitive Event Categories Welding Cutting ‐ SMAW

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Funding

BBQ lunch provided by local employer W.T. Humphrey Group for each participant and 2 guests

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Awards

First, Second, Third place winners receive:

  • Plaque
  • Cash award
  • Prizes

–Tools –equipment

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Impact

  • Allows students to recognize their

potential

  • Showcases support for skills and trades
  • ccupations
  • Opportunity to assist students

transitioning to training (post‐secondary) and/or employment

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Impact for Coastal

  • Opportunity for curriculum alignment
  • Opportunity to showcase available

programs, facilities and resources to –Future students –Parents –Workforce partners

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Outcomes for Coastal

Since first event in 2007: 687 Participants 31% enrolled in CCCC

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Impact for Onslow County Schools

  • Benefits to Students

–Industry exposure –Friendly competition –Future job potential

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Impact for Onslow County Schools

  • Benefits to Instructors

–Friendly competition –Opportunity to network with partners

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Impact for Onslow County Schools

  • Benefits to Programs

–County‐wide industry exposure –Connections with CCCC

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Partners for Success

Organize businesses, procure award money and prizes, additional support roles

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Partners for Success

Plaques

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Partners for Success

Coordinate donation of building materials

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Partners for Success

BBQ lunch

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Partners for Success

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Partners for Success

NC Dept of Commerce Division of Workforce Solutions

Displays, on‐site support, photography

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Gulf Stream Steel Jacksonville Builders Supply

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Employer’s View Point

Senator Harry Brown

Owner, National Dodge ‐ VW ‐ Subaru

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Lessons Learned

  • Plan early
  • Set capacities and limits
  • Begin early in the day
  • Volunteers: safety, set up, operation,

clean up

  • Signage
  • Rain plan
  • Use practice mortar mix
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Questions & Answers

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Images from Trades Day 2013

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