Workforce Development Hub

Building the Local Talent Pipeline

Education Activities

  • Provide internship stipends + academic year student support
  • Job matchmaking with students/graduates
  • Provide Industry-aligned CTE/upskilling courses

Industry Activities

  • Develop internal internship programs
  • Promote mentorships with senior employees
  • Survey employees for upskilling interests
  • Support continual employee education

Influence early career path in K-12 Career Technical Education (CTE)

Upcoming Events

STEM Job Fair
April 16 | 12 to 2 PM

Santa Barbara City College
721 Cliff Drive
West Campus Walkway
Santa Barbara, CA 93109

STEM Job Fair: Connect with Top Talent in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

Are you a local STEM business looking to expand your team with passionate and skilled professionals? The STEM Job Fair is the perfect opportunity to meet and recruit talented students and job seekers eager to begin their careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

This event is designed to bring together top local businesses and emerging talent in one place, fostering meaningful connections and career opportunities. Whether you’re seeking interns, recent graduates, or experienced professionals, the STEM Job Fair provides direct access to a diverse pool of qualified candidates with expertise in cutting-edge fields.
DETAILS

The Santa Barbara South Coast Chamber of Commerce convenes and engages industry sector leaders, education partners and training providers to develop these resources that align with the needs of businesses and workforce training, recruitment, and retention.

For more information
or to get involved, contact

Ben Werner
Ben@SBSCChamber.com

This program is made possible by a grant from the Santa Barbara County Workforce Development Board

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