NYPL's Career Resources Fair for Teens

Explore resources from the Library and our partner organizations about entering the workforce after graduation, the range of career paths open to you, and the skills you'll need wherever you end up.

This event will feature an expo-style fair, workshops, giveaways, and more! We look forward to seeing you there!

Notes:

• The Career Resources Fair for Teens is held during the school day so that schools and educators can bring teens to attend as a part of a class trip. If you are unable to attend the Fair but want to find out more about how the Library can support you on your postsecondary education journey, we encourage you to visit us online: nypl.org/collegeandcareers
• For school staff or community-based organizations bringing students, please request a ticket for each student attending so that we can get an accurate count of potential attendees.
• Please be advised that this registration is only for teens, families, and educators choosing to attend the Career Resources Fair for Teens. Organizations cannot register to table or attend the event through this Eventbrite. If you are an organization that is interested in applying for a tabling spot at the fair, please email us: [email protected]

Whether you're working on college applications, trying to figure out what career is best for you, or building up your "adulting" skills, The New York Public Library is here for you, with resources, individual counseling, college and career prep workshops, and programs to help you take the next big step. Learn more:

The Library is here to support you with:

• Welcoming spaces in branches, just for teens
• Opportunities to get creative with video, photography, and recording equipment—and more!
• Special free events and programs tailored to your interests
• Resources to help you with homework and other projects
• Paid internship opportunities
• College and career advice and resources
• Millions of books and e-books
• …and much more!

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College & Career Pathways has been made possible thanks to the generous support of The Helen Gurley Brown Foundation.

These programs and initiatives are part of the Library’s overall commitment to our branch patrons and education programs, led by the Merryl and James Tisch Director of Branch Libraries and Education. Major support for educational programming is provided by Merryl H. and James S. Tisch.

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