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EPISODE · Apr 23, 2024 · 57 MIN

Developing the Future Workforce with Norris Sebastian

from Flintco Talks

The Construction industry is facing an existential threat from a severe shortage of skilled tradespeople. The explosive growth in Austin and Central Texas since the early 2000s has accentuated the issue. Area educators, City leaders, and industry in general are taking notice. J. Norris Sebastian III, Career and Technical Education Director at Del Valle ISD sat down with Flintco Talks Host Daniel Oates to talk about the issue and what companies can do to help bolster workforce development programs at area high schools. Mr. Sebastian shares his own career development journey starting as a culinary student, to executive chef and current high school administrator developing career and technical education programs that prepare students for real-world success. We dive deep into the impact of these programs on the community, the challenges of the current workforce shortage, and partnership opportunities for local businesses with area educators.Whether you're interested in educational innovation, workforce development, or inspiring life stories, this episode of Flintco Talks is packed with insights and inspiration. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more engaging conversations!

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