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LOMPOC TEEN CENTER AND ENDOWMENT FOR YOUTH COMMITTEE/COMMUNITY PRESENTS

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A Career Conference for Teens

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250+

Students Served

50+

Professional Pathways

10+

Interactive Workshops

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Amazing Day

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FOR PROFESSIONALS, BUSINESSES, INSTITUTIONS, & ORGANIZATIONS

Facilitate a Workshop

Inspire the next generation. Shape tomorrow's workforce.

 

Lead up to four, one-hour interactive career exploration workshops for Lompoc Valley and Santa Barbara County teens at Pathways 2026.

Who Can Facilitate a Workshop? 

Businesses & Companies

Professional Organizations

Colleges & Universities

Trades & Vocational Fields

Government & Agencies

Healthcare Providers

Professional Firms

Nonprofits & Foundations

Individual Professionals

One-Hour Workshop Format

Structured, supported, and designed for maximum student engagement.

What You Receive

Presentation Template
A ready-made slide template to structure your workshop easily.

Classroom Supervisors

Dedicated staff handle attendance, engagement, and logistics.

Comprehensive Logistics Support

We handle room setup, scheduling, attendance, and all event-day needs.

Flexible Commitment

Present 1 to 4 workshops — you choose how many fit your schedule. Sessions run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a 2-hour lunch break and student poster presentations in between.

Partners Shaping the Future Workforce

Pathways partners are shaping the future workforce in the Lompoc Valley, throughout Santa Barbara County, and beyond.

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Developing Lompoc's Youth Workforce

Pathways is a cornerstone of the Lompoc Youth Workforce Pipeline. Spearheaded by Santa Barbara County Third District Supervisor Joan Hartmann, the community partnership initiative connects local middle and high school students with career readiness training, professional networks, and paid work experience, bridging the gap between education and local employment.​

Join Lata Murti and her guests Supervisor Hartmann, Lompoc Teen Center’s Executive Director, Victor Cortes, and Goodwill Industries of Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties’ Mission Service Supervisor, Celest Mendoza, on Central Coast Voices (KCBX) as they discuss the Lompoc Youth Workforce Pipeline.

Central Coast Voices (KCBX)Developing Lompoc's Youth Workforce
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