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Business Partners Help Students with On-The-Job Training

Saichethan Gudipati, Power Sports & Small Engine Repair student from Westbury UFSD is interning at Chief Equipment

Alison Varley's Police Science and Criminal Justice students are getting real-world experience doing a security internship at Barry Tech’s Joe's Corner Store. From left: Amanda Arguinzoni, West Hempstead UFSD; Angel Dilone, Uniondale UFSD; Samantha De Lemos, Bethpage UFSD; Victor Vaughan, Glen Cove City SD; Marlond Saint Louis, Baldwin UFSD and Cristal Gonzalez, Baldwin UFSD.

 

Shout out to all our local business partners who help our students get on-the-job training through the efforts of our Barry Tech Work-Based Learning Coordinators, Randi O'Moore and Lauren Engels. Real world experience is just one of the keys to student success. These business partners also help to be sure our instruction meets current industry practice. Visit www.nassauboces.org/domain/396 for more about our partners and Work-Based Learning.

 

Saichethan Gudipati, Power Sports & Small Engine Repair student from Westbury UFSD is interning at Chief Equipment

Walter Meehan's Power Sports & Small Engine Repair student Saichethan Gudipati (Westbury UFSD), is interning at Chief Equipment in Hicksville. Sai’s mentor, Bill, is teaching Sai how to work on all types of power equipment. It's a great opportunity since they have one of the largest selections of John Deere equipment and are one of the largest suppliers of outdoor power equipment and parts to NYC, Nassau and Suffolk Counties.


 

Nicholas Sauer, Power Sports & Small Engine Repair student from Hewlett UFSD works at Bay Park Marine Service in Oceanside.

Nicholas Sauer, Power Sports & Small Engine Repair student (Hewlett UFSD) works at Bay Park Marine Service in Oceanside. He’s learning from the best, owner Butch Wegener, and other seasoned technicians on many types of marine equipment and lifts. Nicholas was doing so well that Bay Park Marine Service has hired him as a part time employee. Nicholas uses what he learned in class from Teacher Walter Meehan every day.