Our Vision
This initiative is bringing “Local answers for local students.” With Monterey Bay Career Coach, students are able to choose appropriate educational options aligned to promising local careers, counselors are able to access a user-friendly website to efficiently support student program and career planning, and college faculty can easily align curricula, certificates and degrees with up-to-date employer needs.
Our Story
We visualize our future with a well-educated community where every child realizes their full learning potential; every child is prepared to enter school, is supported in and out of school to achieve academically, where every young adult attains a college degree or credential, and successfully enters a career path offering a lifetime of value.
Our Monterey Bay Career Connect Student Ambassadors
The Student Ambassadors are student leaders and role models at each campus who help to educate the community (e.g. students, staff, families, student organizations, etc.) on the college and career resources offered on Monterey Bay Career Connect. Each Student Ambassador cohort gets the opportunity to inform and inspire emerging young professionals and offer unique professional development opportunities to students across the Monterey Bay region. Interested in becoming a Student Ambassador? Learn more here!
Monterey Bay Career Connect Partners
Organizations working together to promote career pathways for the Monterey Bay Region
The Monterey Bay Economic Partnership
The Monterey Bay Economic Partnership was established to create a thriving region with quality jobs, excellent education, and health care. See what we've been up here.
Bright Futures
Bright Futures is a community partnership of diverse members fostering progress in education outcomes for local students, from cradle to career, and improving the pipeline of quality talent within Monterey County.
EMSI
EMSI provides the most complete, current, and accurate employment data in the United States, which is why publications like The Wall Street Journal, Forbes Magazine, and The New York Times regularly cite EMSI data.