Manufacturing and IT leaders set to talk job skills with high school students, parents in Birmingham area

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A group of leaders from the manufacturing and IT industries is planning to meet with high school-aged students and their parents to discuss preparation for today’s job market.

The event, put together by Central Six Development Council, will take place on the UAB campus on April 11 and will include representatives from Mercedes Benz, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Altec, Shipt and UAB.

Central Six Development Council is a nonprofit organization whose stated mission is “to create a 21st Century workforce that is proactive, responsive, and results driven; supports the region’s diverse population and employers; and, provides quality job opportunities in support of a vibrant regional economy.”

Those seeking more information on the event, and how to attend, can visit the event’s website.

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