On March 26th, Manchester West High School hosted its Annual Career Day, bringing together professionals from a wide range of industries to inspire and inform students about potential career paths. Among the diverse lineup of speakers was Manchester Proud’s Communication and Events Director, who shared insights into the dynamic fields of social media and creative work.
Career Day at West High School is a highly anticipated event that connects students with professionals who offer real-world perspectives on different industries. This year’s event featured an impressive list of speakers, including professionals from fields such as law, finance, healthcare, education, technology, and the arts. The goal was to expose students to the wide array of career opportunities available and provide them with practical advice on how to navigate their future paths.
Manchester Proud’s Communication and Events Director spoke to students about the evolving landscape of social media, highlighting how strategic communication plays a crucial role in today’s digital world. She discussed her role in managing digital content, engaging with the community, and supporting Manchester Proud’s mission to enhance education and civic engagement. Her session also emphasized the importance of creativity in problem-solving, branding, and storytelling.
Students had the opportunity to ask questions about careers in communications, the skills required for success in social media management, and how creative work can translate into meaningful professional opportunities. By sharing her experiences and insights, she encouraged students to consider careers that blend creativity with strategic thinking.
Career Day attendees also benefited from a hospitality room where they could network with other professionals, observe additional classroom presentations, and enjoy refreshments. The event’s schedule allowed speakers to interact with students in small groups, fostering meaningful conversations and personal connections.
With professionals from Fidelity Investments, iHeartMedia, the U.S. Army, and numerous other industries, West High School’s Career Day provided students with valuable exposure to various career options. Manchester Proud’s participation underscored its commitment to supporting education and community engagement, ensuring that students have access to resources and inspiration as they explore their future career paths.
Manchester Proud continues to be an advocate for student success, and events like Career Day serve as a reminder of the importance of mentorship and career exploration in shaping the next generation of professionals.
