"Think outside the box" was the command of the key note speaker Dr. Renee Rattray, Senior Manager Learning, Development and Culture of the JN Group as approximately 280 students converged at the Spanish Court Hotel on April 16 for the annual Rotary Club Career Day to be hosted by the Rotary clubs of Kingston, St. Andrew and St. Catherine.
The 2018 theme "Careers for the innovative and inventive" created high engagement among students as they sat in interactive break-out sessions with speakers who were experts in their respective fields such as cosmetology, information technology, social media marketers and developers, medicine, law and engineering.
Alicia Taylor Flow's Pre-sales Engineer spoke to a very excited group of students as she encouraged the students to use their knowledge to be different and excel.
"The Flow Foundation is excited to sponsor this event as this fits in with its mandate for developing education among youth" said Kecia Taylor, Senior Legal Councel and Director - Service Projects, Rotary Club of St. Andrew North. Flow rewarded Holy Trinity and Norman Manley High School students with phone credit and their teachers with cellular phones for being the first schools to arrive at the event.
Photographer - Leo Hudson
Photographer - Leo Hudson