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So Your Manufacturing Day Inspired Students...

How do you keep the momentum going?

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Mary Ann Pacelli
Thu, 06/04/2020 - 12:02
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Last year’s Manufacturing Day (MFG Day) was an enormous success for U.S. manufacturers looking to engage the next generation of manufacturers. But how can you ensure the spark you kindled in the next generation finds fuel? Now more than ever, it’s critical to inform students and potential young manufacturers about the numerous career opportunities available in today’s Industry 4.0 world.

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Fortunately, there are many ways to inspire potential young manufacturers. Here are a few ideas.

Making and keeping the manufacturing connection

One of the key reasons MFG Day is such a success is that it gives students the chance to experience hands-on learning in a way they may never do in school. According to a recent IndustryWeek article, 64 percent of high-school students choose their career based on their interests and experiences. This means students need to see your manufacturing equipment and observe your processes in action.

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