The Education, Workforce and Labor Topic Exchange focuses on strategies and the development of resources to improve and enhance K-12 education (including core STEM curriculum and career and technical education), higher education, adult and continuing education, and internship/apprenticeship programs that lead to careers in the food system. It also works on strategies which address food system workforce needs and labor issues. 

This group helps to facilitate communication, exchange of information, and to build connectivity and relationships amongst members who share an interest and/or knowledge of education workforce and labor in Vermont. The Education, Workforce and Labor Topic Exchange will include issues previously addressed in the Education and Workforce Development Working Group and Consumer Education and Marketing Working Group.

Members include K-12 and career and technical education center educators, college and university personnel, government agency staff, workforce development program administrators, educational consultants, and other organizational representatives working to improve food system education and workforce development opportunities for Vermonters.



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Resources Created by This Group

A guidebook on the wide range of careers within our food system and potential next steps for pursuing those careers.
This study gives 10 recommendations to better align Vermont's food system education with the needs of today's farm and food businesses.
The Career Pathways and Image Task Force created three career path profiles of people with food system careers as a pilot project, with the overall goal of attracting younger people...
The purpose of this project was to inventory and assess existing human resource and labor management trainings and resources available to Vermont farm and food businesses. It was also intended...
Created by students piloting curriculum developed by the Career Image and Pathways Task Force, these 12 profiles highlight key skills and experiences useful for the career paths profiled.