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ifty-three Maui and O‘ahu public high school graduates and students have received invaluable exposure to potential jobs and career pathways in Hawai‘i’s diverse visitor industry through the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority’s inaugural “HTA Work Wise” program in partnership with ClimbHI.

Through nonprofit ClimbHI, Kalani High School students sort and recycle bottles from Embassy Suites by Hilton Waikīkī Beach Walk at RRR Recycling Services
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Hawaiʻi workforce development nonprofit ClimbHI partnered with the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority and the Fairmont Kea Lani, Maui, as well as dozens of Maui businesses and organizations, to host its annual Leadership, Exploration, Inspiration program on Maui on Thursday.

Hawaiian Airlines announced in December an agreement to combine with Alaska Airlines. A Hawaiian aircraft passes an Alaska plane at the gates at Maui’s Kahului Airport on Dec. 4.

ClimbHI, a workforce development nonprofit based in Honolulu, recently announced it has appointed Jen Gibo as its new director of operations.

In October 2023, students from across Hawaii participated in Teen CERT training. The Teen CERT program trains students in emergency preparedness and basic response

Fifty Farrington High School students were awarded Lean Six Sigma Certifications during a school ceremony on September 28.

Hawaii workforce development nonprofit ClimbHI recently announced it has created a new learning opportunity for 50 Farrington High School students at the upcoming Made in Hawaii Festival.

Meet the honorees in the Workplace category for this year’s Fire Awards.

For the past year, local entrepreneur Ryan Tanaka has been working to keep University of Hawaii athletes well-fed through Braddahhood and Sistahhood Grindz, an initiative he created to support student-athletes in collaboration with local restaurants.

ClimbHI, a Hawaii-based nonprofit organization founded in 2009, aims to inspire young people to finish high school and pursue post-secondary education or employment through a range of workforce development and hiring programs.

Nearly 50 high school and college students participated at The Westin Hapuna Beach Resort.

More than 130 high school and college students from across Maui and Molokai learned about careers in hospitality and other industries during a free daylong event on Tuesday.

Hawaiʻi workforce development nonprofit ClimbHI partnered with dozens of Maui businesses and organizations to host its Leadership, Exploration, Inspiration (LEI) program on Maui today. More than 130 high school and college students from across Maui and Molokaʻi participated in a fast-paced schedule of activities.

Helping students climb to success.

Maui County businesses and organizations have donated $18,500 to sponsor 233 high school students to earn Service Excellence Certificates through the Hawaiʻi workforce development nonprofit ClimbHI.

Maui County businesses and organizations have donated $18,500 to sponsor 233 high school students to earn Service Excellence Certificates through the Hawaiʻi workforce development nonprofit ClimbHI.

Five Questions with Julie Morikawa. The founder of ClimbHI builds pathways that lead students toward their career goals.

Hawaiʻi nonprofit ClimbHI, in partnership with community, business and education leaders statewide, honored Hawai‘i schools, educators and businesses at the first-annual ClimbHI Bridge Awards Brunch in October at the Prince Waikiki.

ClimbHI gets mentioned in the Hawaiʻi DOE Ho‘oha‘aheo Newsletter.

The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa College of Engineering was recognized as a top business in 2022 in education and workforce development by Hawaiʻi nonprofit ClimbHI.

The education nonprofit ClimbHI is partnering with the state Department of Education, and tourism organizations to launch a new career readiness program for high school students next year.

A new program is training University of Hawai‘i students to enter the critical, growing information technology (IT) sector by providing practical experience with the help of local companies.

Hawaiʻi nonprofit ClimbHI has launched Hospitality for Me, a new statewide program that connects schools with hospitality industry resources to enhance education and job readiness for high school students.

Hawaiʻi nonprofit ClimbHI has launched Hospitality for Me, a new statewide program that connects schools with hospitality industry resources to enhance education and job readiness for high school students.

Hawaiʻi nonprofit ClimbHI has launched Hospitality for Me, a new statewide program that connects schools with hospitality industry resources to enhance education and job readiness for high school students.

ClimbHI has launched Hospitality for Me, a new program to connect schools with resources to enhance education and job readiness for high school students statewide.

A non-profit is teaming up with various organizations to increase job readiness for students throughout the state.

The nonprofit ClimbHI is launching a new program called Hospitality for Me, which provides a full suite of hospitality resources for high schools statewide, making hospitality education and job readiness a standard offering for students.

After graduating from the culinary program and cooking in events such as the Big Island Chocolate Festival. Kona Coffee Cultural Festival, Hilo Classic Food Show and more, Lagpacan gained first-hand experience in a professional kitchen as a pastry cook at the Fairmont Orchid.

A Kaua‘i educator received the Hospitality Educator Award from the Hawai‘i workforce development nonprofit ClimbHI and the Hawai‘i Lodging &Tourism Association.

The Hawai’i Lodging & Tourism Association is proud to partner with ClimbHI to offer this scholarship for a second year. The educators who were selected this year are excellent by every measure of the word, and we are pleased to be able to help them to learn more about our state’s top industry.

Crystal Ozaki, a teacher at Kaua‘i High School for the past seven years, was named one of the two winners.

The day after his graduation from Kaua`i High School in 2018, Jaykob Naka`ahiki-Young woke up early to start his 7 a.m. shift at Marriott’s Kaua`i Beach Club’s front desk.

Mayor Michael Victorino announced the award of three grants to three nonprofit groups, for fiscal year 2022, totaling $84,000 for Maui County youth programs and leadership development.

We’ll find out how TRUE is also working with ClimbHI to help develop the next generation information technology workforce.

Launched in 2020 by ClimbHI, the Certificate was renewed by the DOE for the 2021-2022 academic year.

The new award recognizes excellence with ClimbHI Bridge, an online career portal reaching students statewide.

The award provides immersive industry experiences and mentorship, and includes a $1,000 stipend.

Businesses are encouraged to register for the 9th-annual Leadership, Exploration, Inspiration (LEI) Program.