Skagit Valley College to host third annual career fair May 22

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Skagit Valley College will host its third annual career fair on May 22, 2025, in Mount Vernon. The event will connect local businesses in various industries, including marine technology, health care, and manufacturing, with potential job seekers. This initiative aims to enhance career opportunities for students and community members.

On May 22, 2025, Skagit Valley College will host its third annual career fair in Mount Vernon. The event aims to connect local businesses, including Cardinal Services, with job seekers in various industries, such as marine technology, health care, and manufacturing. Participants will have the chance to engage with employers and learn about available job opportunities. This initiative is particularly important for the local economy, as it fosters employment growth and supports community members in their career pursuits. Skagit Valley College has a history of facilitating job fairs, which underscores its commitment to secondary education and workforce development. The event will also provide valuable networking opportunities for students and residents alike. By promoting local industry engagement, the college seeks to bridge the gap between education and employment. This career fair represents a proactive step towards enhancing job readiness in the region.

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