SCC CAPS Technology Solutions
February 2020 Newsletter
General Update
The St. Charles County CAPS Technology Solutions associates have been working hard at their various internships for a full month now!
Internship Experience Highlights
Destiny Bucher | Turnkey Technologies - Marketing Team
Currently, Destiny is working on building different career pages/websites for Turnkey Technologies clients. She loves working with graphic design and web development on a daily basis because it creates skills that are desirable for future employers.
Jordan Stabler | St. Charles County CAPS - Video Production
Jordan is currently working on the CAPS end of year celebration video in his own computer room at Lewis and Clark Career Center using Adobe Premiere Pro to edit. He is excited to continue to connect with business professionals in their field of work.
Site Visits
EPC Electronics Recycling Center
SCC CAPS associates drove out to Wright City, Missouri to take a tour of the EPC Electronics Recycling Center. EPC's Wright City recycling facility features a $1.7 million magnetic optical sorter shredding machine, which includes smart technology, automating the process of sorting, and decommissioning computer equipment. It eliminates the human risk associated with decommissioning. Overall, the associates experienced a very educational and engaging tour through the facility and even learned of a few career opportunities that EPC offers.
Guest Speakers
Parent-Instructor-Associate Conferences
At the end of February, the SCC CAPS Program is holding their parent-instructor-associate conferences. This is a great opportunity for associates to sit down with their parents and instructors to reflect on their internship learning so far. Associates will communicate to their parents about their accomplishments and their goals for their internship through a Google Slide presentation.
St. Charles County CAPS Program
The SCC CAPS program immerses students in professional environments where curriculum has been developed by industry professionals ensuring what is taught in the classroom is relevant to the workforce. In technology solutions, students learn to utilize technology in order to design products and solve business problems. In addition to working with technology, students have the opportunity to learn important soft skills and build their professional networks before venturing into the workforce.