Wilson Career Pathways Project

Bringing Innovative and Civic Minded Industry Projects into Educational Curriculum

Wilson Career Pathways Project Mission

Collaborate with commercial, community-based, and infrastructure professionals to develop supplemental workforce development and career pathway programs. These programs help trade and academic students explore specialized careers that support green economic development. Integrated into academic or training programs, the project- and application-based materials introduce real-world scenarios that foster climate-friendly innovation and growth in municipalities and regions.

Furthermore, WCPP will advise career pathway partners through collaborations with policy makers to secure approval and funding for these projects.

WCPP seeks to recruit Higher Education Interns to Support Projects

Inspiring Future Leaders to Drive Innovation in Local and Regional Areas Using Public-Private Sector Partnerships

WCPP would love to work with any institutions that serve youth and young adults!

Academic and Career Training Programs – K-12 School Districts, Community College , and 4-Year Institutions (Academic, Professional Development, and Workforce Development)

Municipal or County Programs – Green Team, Libraries, Community Youth & Young Adult Programs

Neighborhood Projects – Youth and Young Adult Projects

WCPp Services/Projects

Type of Career Pathway Services:

  • Design Career Pathway programs using innovative products and projects from targeted partners for youth and young adults
    • Project-based learning materials that introduce how experts contribute to local and regional initiatives using the following: Innovation, Green, Advanced Technology, and Creativity
    • Heavily project-based with greater emphasis on expert applications, less focus on academic theory based on the targeted population and educational programs
  • Collaborate with partners to design supplemental workforce development programs for emerging talents
    • Incorporate innovative community solving practices into job training programs
    • Students would not only learn a new trade, but learn strategies on how to apply their credentials to community and regional initiatives
    • Could contribute to retention and career placements required by Federal and State policies
  • Assist with all types of funding sources that are relevant to these projects
  • Develop strategies that effectively market projects and secure political/bureaucratic approvals
    • Governmental Bodies
    • School and Planning Boards
    • Other Leaderships in Public/Private sectors
examples of products or projects that wcpp target for career pathway and workforce development programs

These examples would give K-12 and trade students access to models/prototypes, virtual reality, data generation, and hands-on problem-solving projects to help them understand the role of practitioners. Always open to additional ideas that align with WCPP mission

3D Printing and other green materials in construction to solve housing crisis
Innovative agricultural products and services – Ex. Apps and Drones
Advanced Manufacturing that produces innovative community-based materials or products
Sensors and data to monitor safety of green transportation and traffic infrastructure
Solar Energy and other Clean Energy Equipment for buildings, homes, streetlights, etc
Geothermal Energy Systems that provide heating and cooling systems