Students
Available, accessible, and affordable education and training opportunities are imperative for all students. Tapping into existing programs, and filling in gaps to meet specific needs, is fundamental to the City’s success.
Highlights from
HUMAN INNOVATION DAY
Attendees from SLC Area High Schools participated in a day of touring Life Science facilities, panel discussions, and a visit to the BioHive Summit at the Salt Palace.
Here are what some students had to say about “What they enjoyed most or learned from the experience”:
What are we doing?
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Salt Lake City has partnered with the Salt Lake City School District, STEM Action Center, BioHive, BioUtah, and others, to help better meet the community’s education-to-workforce needs. We are involving higher education and industry partners to define, refine, and customize training and education efforts.
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Salt Lake City plans to partner with the Talent Ready Pathways program to create localized opportunities for students to engage in the health care innovation industry. The City will create city-specific metrics to help guide the success of the program within Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City plans to survey industry businesses to identify positions that typically require higher education or certification that could be reassessed to include alternative pathways such as apprenticeships, internships, skills tests, etc. Survey results will be used to create a strategic plan on how to inform and motivate businesses to create more alternative pathway opportunities for employees.