Annual Industry Signing Day held at Wauwatosa East High School
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WAUWATOSA, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Students are taking their first steps towards future careers.
It was the annual Industry Signing Day at Wauwatosa East High School.
Students who got an internship, registered apprenticeship, or youth apprenticeship signed to their companies. Forty-five students were recognized; all of them will be working on a trade.
One senior was hired to Dave Jones. He tells us he became interested in HVAC through a voluntary program he goes to in the morning.
"I had a lot of fun doing HVAC, which I did with a group of six other people -- pretty sure five or six other people, and I just thought it was a lot of fun, I like how you had to problem solve and stuff like that," said Nolan Anderson.
Anderson says he'll be going through schooling and starting as a pre-apprentice.