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Yavapai College Prescott Job Fair

Wednesday, April 3rd, 3:30pm - 6pm

March 19, 2024No Comments

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Verde Valley News – Yavapai College and the Regional Economic Development Center are hosting the Prescott Job Fair at Yavapai College – Prescott Campus (1100 E. Sheldon Street, Prescott AZ) on Wednesday, April 3^rd from 3:30pm – 6pm.

Attendees can learn the latest information about careers; apply for part-time, full-time, temporary, and seasonal jobs; and meet with representatives from local businesses, healthcare, education, construction, and other organizations from several industries.

Employers in attendance include Abrio Home Care, Ace Hardware, Autoworks Service & Repair, AZ DES, Bill’s Grill & Red White and Brew, Chino Valley Unified School District, City of Prescott, Clean-N-Bright Carpet & Tile Specialists, Dignity Health YRMC, Fann Contracting, FedEx, Freeport McMoRan Inc., Fresenius Kidney Care, GEM Corps, Halstead, Inc., NACOG EWD, NACOG Head Start/Early Head Start, NAU Center for Service & Volunteerism, Northern Arizona Healthcare, Paulden Community School, Prescott Broadcasting, Radio Design Labs, ResCare Community Living, State of Arizona, Stepstone Family Youth Services, U.S. Border Patrol, Visiting Angels, Yavapai College – Human Resources, and Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office.

The Prescott Job Fair is coordinated by Yavapai College and the Regional Economic Development Center. Yavapai College operates six campuses and centers throughout Yavapai County and offers over 100 degrees and certificates, a baccalaureate degree, student and community services, and cultural events and activities. The Regional Economic Development Center (REDC) at Yavapai College is a resource center dedicated to building strong communities and increasing opportunities for residents through economic development.

For more information, contact Katherine Anderson at the Regional Economic Development Center by calling 928-776-2008 or emailing katherine.anderson@yc.edu.

To learn more about YC, visit www.yc.edu.

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