There are a variety of opportunities for professionals to participate in the career fair, which is free and open to all high school students. 

By Jack Fitzgerald

The West Hartford Mayor’s Youth Council is excited to announce it will be hosting a career fair at Hall High School on Wednesday, May 1, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. This event is free and open to all high school students interested in exploring career options, connecting with local professionals, and discovering paths to future success.

Students will have the opportunity to meet a variety of professionals from industries including business, healthcare, law, public service, and more. The fair is designed to help students ask questions, build networks, and get inspired by the journeys of others.

As part of the Council’s commitment to student wellness, this year’s event will include a special focus on mental health in the workplace. Professionals who are open to sharing how mental health has influenced their careers are especially encouraged to participate.

Interested in Hosting a Table?

If you’re a professional or organization interested in participating, particularly if you can discuss the importance of mental health in your field, please reach out to the Mayor’s Youth Council through the attached flyer to reserve a table.

Join us on May 1 at Hall High School to support, guide, and empower the next generation of leaders.

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