About the Carnival
Each year, almost 400 pre-registered high and middle school students don safety goggles, hard hats, and ear plugs to storm the halls of the Western Washington Sheet Metal Joint Apprenticeship Training Center in the name of learning about careers in the building trades.
Workforce Development Council Snohomish County (WDCSC) is pleased to host its fourth annual Construction Carnival—a day of hands-on demonstration and inspiring conversation—sponsored by a team of union and industry professionals who are committed to ending workforce shortages in this key industry.
The Carnival is on hiatus for the 2011-2012 school year. Look for it next year!
Exhibitors: Share a hands-on activity at the carnival!
Do you belong to the construction trades? Interested in providing career information and hands-on construction activities to high school students at the Construction Carnival? We'd love to have you! Exhibitors are asked to contribute $100 for their booth fee, which helps to cover the cost of providing lunch for the students.
Teachers and Students: Attend the Carnival
Are you a high school teacher in Snohomish County? Want to bring students to this year's
Carnival? We'd love to have you!
Sponsor the Carnival
Putting on a successful event requires the dedication of many volunteers from the local construction trades as well as funding from other sources. Funds are needed to cover the costs of bus drivers, substitute teachers, student lunches, and student safety equipment.
Sponsors
Brightwater Treatment System
Construction Challenge
International Union of Operating Engineers
Local 302
International Union of Painters and Allied Trades
Master Builders Career Connection
Western Washington Sheet Metal JATC
WorkSource Snohomish County