Jeffrey Mosher welcomes back Amirika Richardson, T3 Career & Education Director, Capital Area Michigan Works! Lansing, MI, but serving Ingham, Eaton and Clinton Counties.
Hear Amirika and Jeffrey discuss how T3 connects students with hands-on career exploration and employers to build pathways into the future workforce in the SoundCloud podcast shared below:
Jeffrey had several questions for Amirika in this conversation:
- (For viewers who may be unfamiliar) What is T3 (Teach. Talent. Thrive.), and how does it support career development for students in the Capital Area?
- T3 leads several student-focused career-exploration events and hands on learning opportunities. How do these programs connect to the broader workforce development strategy for our region?
- The business community plays an important role in shaping future talent. How can local employers and industry partners get involved with T3 to support career development?
- As you look ahead, what trends or developments in career education should the public know about, and how is T3 preparing students for the workforce of tomorrow?
- Is there a final message that you would like to share with students, families, educators, or businesses about the importance of career pathways and community partnership?
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T3: Teach. Talent. Thrive.
Teach. Talent. Thrive.
