Six employers — WillScot, B&G Foods, Camping World, Carlisle, Valvoline and Bright Horizons — open the door to career pathways your students may never have considered.
From hands-on skilled trades and technical careers to customer service, operations, environmental services, and early childhood education, these organizations are opening the door to a wide range of career pathways students may not have previously considered.
Inside this edition, students and educators will get an inside look at opportunities with WillScot, Camping World, Carlisle Construction Materials, Valvoline Instant Oil Change, B&G Foods and Bright Horizons.
Each of these organizations is committed to helping the next generation explore meaningful careers — whether that’s through training programs, entry-level roles, internships, or long-term career development.
For students still figuring out their direction, this kind of exposure can be the moment something clicks — turning curiosity into a career path.
WillScot is a leader in flexible workspace and portable storage solutions, with more than 240 locations across the United States, Canada, and Mexico — meaning real, local career opportunities for your students right after graduation.
For students still figuring out their next step, WillScot offers hands-on, entry-level roles in delivery, equipment technology, sales, and customer service — positions that come with on-the-job training, real career progression, and a paycheck from day one. No college degree required.
Team members prove that there’s no single path into a rewarding career — making WillScot a great conversation to have with students who are hardworking and ready to grow, but unsure where to start.
A job at WillScot isn’t just employment — it’s the beginning of a long-term career with a nationally recognized company.
If you’ve ever grabbed a snack off a grocery shelf, chances are B&G Foods helped make it. Behind brands people know and love is a team of skilled, hardworking people — and they’re looking for their next generation of talent.
For students ready to jump straight into a career after graduation, B&G Foods offers real, entry-level roles with on-the-job training and genuine room to grow — across production, warehousing, skilled trades, logistics, and more. No college degree required.
Whether your students are drawn to hands-on technical work as a Mechanical Technician or Electrician, fast-paced manufacturing as a Line Operator, or warehouse and logistics roles — there’s a clear pathway forward. Many team members advance from entry-level positions to foreperson and supervisor roles.
With plants across 10 locations nationwide, there’s a good chance B&G Foods is hiring somewhere close to home.
For students leaving high school, Camping World is the perfect place to launch your career.
Why? Because here you don’t just get a job — you get the chance to learn valuable skills, earn while you learn, and grow with a company that’s been an industry leader for nearly 60 years.
From customer service and sales to hands-on technical training, we provide pathways that prepare you for long-term success in any career you choose.
If you enjoy working with your hands and seeing real results, CCM could be the perfect place to launch your career.
For over 100 years, Carlisle Construction Materials has manufactured the roofing and waterproofing systems found on buildings you know — schools, hospitals, stadiums, and homes. They’re a company that literally helps build communities.
What makes CCM a great fit for students straight out of high school? Real training, real skills, and a real career path — across roles in production, maintenance, quality control, logistics, and field work. No experience needed, just curiosity and a willingness to learn.
You won’t just land a job — you’ll develop technical skills, work with modern equipment, and be mentored by people invested in your growth. At CCM, a first job can genuinely become a lifelong career you’re proud of.
Valvoline Instant Oil Change (VIOC) offers students hands-on career opportunities with clear pathways for growth. Students can start in an entry-level Technician role, learning vehicle maintenance, safety, and customer service through Valvoline’s award-winning training program.
As skills develop, team members can progress to Certified Technician and Senior Technician, gaining experience in additional services and operations. For those interested in leadership, opportunities also exist to advance into Assistant Service Center Manager and Service Center Manager roles.
Many employees grow from entry-level roles into leadership positions within as little as 24 months, making VIOC a strong pathway for students seeking practical skills and long-term career progression in the automotive service industry.
At Bright Horizons, students can build a career in early education while continuing their studies through the Horizons CDA & Degree Program.
Educators have the opportunity to earn early childhood education qualifications at no cost. Bright Horizons covers tuition, books, and fees, helping team members gain the skills and credentials needed to grow in the field.
Full-time educators can pursue Early Childhood Education (ECE) degrees, while part-time team members can earn a Child Development Associate (CDA) credential. Through Bright Horizons’ partner schools and dedicated success coaches, employees receive the support they need to complete their studies and advance their careers.
Entry-level roles for your graduating students.
Entry-level role for your graduating students — on-the-job training and a clear pathway forward.
Entry-level role for your graduating students — on-the-job training and a clear pathway forward.
Entry-level role for your graduating students — on-the-job training and a clear pathway forward.
Our employer partners are eager to connect with your school and students about exciting career opportunities available right after graduation. Whether it’s a career fair appearance or an in-school presentation, they’re ready to bring real-world career pathways directly to your students.
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