IYRS Career Day sees attendance boost
March 3, 2009
Attendance jumped 60 percent, to around 200 people, at this year’s Marine Industry Career Day, held Feb. 28 at the International Yacht Restoration School in
Attendance jumped 60 percent, to around 200 people, at this year’s Marine Industry Career Day, held Feb. 28 at the International Yacht Restoration School in
The International Yacht Restoration School in Newport, R.I., is hosting its annual Marine Industry Career Day Feb. 28. Attendees can learn about training programs and
Industry looking for new ways to close its gender gap, opening career paths that some didn’t know existed Barry Acker, president of The Landing School,
The Marine Trades Association of New Jersey is handing out three education scholarships for the 2009-10 school year for students interested in a marine industry
Partners in Maine’s North Star Alliance Initiative plan to launch an outreach campaign Wednesday aimed at young state residents looking for career opportunities in the
Northeast Maritime Institute offers a new career and license counseling service to people interested in pursuing a maritime career. Andrew A. Hammond, a 14-year veteran
Attendance jumped 60 percent, to around 200 people, at this year’s Marine Industry Career Day, held Feb. 28 at the International Yacht Restoration School in
The International Yacht Restoration School in Newport, R.I., is hosting its annual Marine Industry Career Day Feb. 28. Attendees can learn about training programs and
Industry looking for new ways to close its gender gap, opening career paths that some didn’t know existed Barry Acker, president of The Landing School,
The Marine Trades Association of New Jersey is handing out three education scholarships for the 2009-10 school year for students interested in a marine industry
Partners in Maine’s North Star Alliance Initiative plan to launch an outreach campaign Wednesday aimed at young state residents looking for career opportunities in the
Northeast Maritime Institute offers a new career and license counseling service to people interested in pursuing a maritime career. Andrew A. Hammond, a 14-year veteran
