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Zoo Career Workshop for Teens

A zookeeper reaching out to feed worms to a Hadada Ibis in the Wetlands habitat

Sat., September 19  | 2 – 4 pm | Ages 13 – 18 *
Members $25; Non-Members $30
*I
ncludes one accompanying adult to join the participant at no charge

NEW PROGRAM! Are you a high school student who is passionate about a career working for animals and eager to know more? Have you already participated in a job shadow or volunteer opportunities and are wondering what else you can do to prepare for the future? Join us for a two-hour workshop where teens will meet current college interns and National Aviary staff to learn about how every career journey is unique. Leave with guidance on what’s next in pursuing your personal interests and talents for a successful future.

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September 19 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

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