SC Works Trident is partnering with economic development leaders from Berkeley, Charleston, and Dorchester counties to host three workforce career fairs in September for Workforce Development Month.
Each county economic development department will co-host a job fair throughout the month to maximize opportunities for job seekers to connect with the region’s top private sector employers and learn more about the open positions available. Pre-registration is not required.
- Berkeley Workforce Career Fair: Wednesday, September 4 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Berkeley County Administration Building, 1003 Highway 52 in Moncks Corner.
- Dorchester Workforce Career Fair: Wednesday, September 18 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Trident Technical College - Dorchester Campus, 10055 Dorchester Rd. in Summerville.
- Charleston Workforce Career Fair: Wednesday, September 25 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at ECPI University, 3800 Paramount Dr. in North Charleston.
To maximize the benefits of the event, attendees should observe the following guidelines:
- Bring an updated resume to the hiring event
- Be prepared for an on-site interview
- Email updated resume to employers if needed
SC Works Trident is available to provide resume assistance to job seekers before the events. Those interested in this service can book an appointment with a career coach at scworkstrident.org/scheduler.
Workforce Development Month was instituted by Governor McMaster to showcase the talent of South Carolina’s workforce, promote more opportunities to connect job seekers with employers and celebrate the vibrant industries throughout the state.
“Our region is home to great career paths, from advanced manufacturing to healthcare,” said BCDCOG Workforce Development Director Sharon Goss. “SC Works Trident is grateful to once again collaborate with our economic development partners to equip job seekers to take advantage of the career opportunities available.”
More on the partnership from our economic development partners:
“Berkeley County Economic Development is proud to team up with our neighboring counties to help connect our workforce members with career opportunities that meet individual skill sets,” said Berkeley County Economic Development Workforce Development Manager Corey McClary. “We greatly value our industry partners who call Berkeley County home and invest in the lives of our citizens. By offering people quality, high-paying jobs, they swing open for them the door to career success.”
"September is Workforce Development Month—a time to invest in the skills and potential of our communities,” stated Michelle McDonald, Deputy Director for Dorchester County Economic Development. “We are excited to host our annual Career Fair on September 18th for community members to connect directly with employers and discover the many opportunities here in Dorchester County. By empowering individuals with the resources they need to succeed, we build a stronger, more resilient economy that benefits everyone. Together, we can strengthen our community and our economy.”
"As the Charleston region continues to grow as a leading economic hub, the Tri-County area is uniting to support residents and businesses," said Charleston County Economic Development Deputy Director Ashley Richardson. "Workforce Development Month offers a unique opportunity to highlight job seekers, connect with top employers, and explore exciting career paths. We invite the community to participate at the upcoming career fairs, where they can find many opportunities to advance their professional journey and contribute to the vibrant future of our region."
