Information courtesy: Windward Community College

Searching for a job? Need education or training? WCC’s College & Career Fair on Tuesday, April 10, 2012 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Hale ‘Ākoakoa will offer opportunities to explore professional development and new job prospects all in one place. Over 40 employers and college representatives will be available. This event is FREE and open to the community. 
 

“It’s a great place to network with employers and schools. Even if you’re currently working, you might find a job that is more exciting to you,” said WCC Career Counselor Sarah Hodell.

“We’d also like to introduce the community and employers to our Career Center, where our counselors will have the latest job postings.”

Get assistance in resume writing, employment preparation skills, interview practice, and participate in a variety of career and employment workshops at the WCC Career Center.

Lanelle Hibbs, principal of Kailua Elementary School, was named a finalist in the 2012 Masayuki Tokioka Excellence in School Leadership Awards. 

On March 7th St. Anthony and St. John Vianney students will share their work focusing on the theme, Mālama Pono, to live righteously (www.kcclpol.weebly.com). This ho'ike will be at St. Anthony School from 8:30AM until 12:15PM. Students will have the opportunity to present their work to other students, faculty, and community members. Presentations of learning will demonstrate abilities such as creativity, critical thinking, communication, and collaboration.  Contributing organizations and foundations from the community will also be present.
 

Displays will include an aquaponic garden, worm composting, The Kawainui Visioning Project and other exciting projects. There will also be a screening of the award winning documentary, "Bag It".
Community organizations including Kokua Hawaii Foundation, Blue Planet, Grow Hawaii, and Ho‘olaulima ia Kawainui will also be present to provide additional educational opportunities.