Future Friday Guest Speaker at Kahuku High & Intermediate School
Hawaii Workforce Pipeline
Kahuku High & Intermediate School is seeking industry professionals to connect with Kahuku students through the Future Friday Guest Speaker Series. Your story can spark ideas, build confidence, and help students envision what is possible.
What you’ll do
- Share your career journey, workplace insights, and future opportunities in your field
- Answer students’ questions about your industry
- Help students explore real-world career pathways while strengthening connections between schools and industry in our community
When
Monthly, on select Fridays during the 2026-27 school year: Nov 20, Dec 11, Jan 15, Feb 12, Mar 19 and Apr 16. Choose a time block on the registration form:
- 8:30-10:45 am (two class sessions)
- 10:30 am-12:25 pm (two class sessions)
- 8:30 am-12:25 pm (four class sessions)
Where
Kahuku High and Intermediate School, 56-490 Kamehameha Highway, Kahuku, HI 96731
How to sign up
Register at bit.ly/KHIS-FutureFriday and select your Friday. The form also asks for a mailing address (for a thank-you card), a media release, and a backup plan in case you can’t attend.
Questions?
Mikayla Camara, Program Specialist for CTE, Kahuku High and Intermediate School: mikayla.kloeppel@k12.hi.us
Anvie Alcayde, Windward CTE Intermediary, Hawaii Workforce Pipeline: anvie@hawaiiworkforcepipeline.com
In partnership with Windward Academy for Career and Technical Education and Hawaii Workforce Pipeline.
Hawaii Workforce Pipeline
About the organizer
As a work-based learning intermediary, Hawaii Workforce Pipeline connects K-12 public school students and teachers in the Windward and Honolulu districts with local businesses and career mentors. We coordinate career fairs, guest speakers, industry field trips, internships, teacher externships and project-based learning, and we handle the research, outreach and logistics so schools can focus on preparing students. Industry mentors can help with a one-time guest talk, mock interview or career fair, or with longer-term mentoring and hosting student interns.
Good For
Meeting People, Resume Builder
Activity Type
Indoor, Teaching & Training, Educational Activity, Help People
Cause
Education & Training, Keiki, Community Engagement
Requirements
RSVP Required, Minimum Age, See below
Open to industry professionals. The registration form asks for a mailing address (for a thank-you card), a media release, and a backup plan in case you can’t attend.
Future Friday Guest Speaker at Kahuku High & Intermediate School
Hawaii Workforce Pipeline
Kahuku High & Intermediate School is seeking industry professionals to connect with Kahuku students through the Future Friday Guest Speaker Series. Your story can spark ideas, build confidence, and help students envision what is possible.
What you’ll do
- Share your career journey, workplace insights, and future opportunities in your field
- Answer students’ questions about your industry
- Help students explore real-world career pathways while strengthening connections between schools and industry in our community
When
Monthly, on select Fridays during the 2026-27 school year: Nov 20, Dec 11, Jan 15, Feb 12, Mar 19 and Apr 16. Choose a time block on the registration form:
- 8:30-10:45 am (two class sessions)
- 10:30 am-12:25 pm (two class sessions)
- 8:30 am-12:25 pm (four class sessions)
Where
Kahuku High and Intermediate School, 56-490 Kamehameha Highway, Kahuku, HI 96731
How to sign up
Register at bit.ly/KHIS-FutureFriday and select your Friday. The form also asks for a mailing address (for a thank-you card), a media release, and a backup plan in case you can’t attend.
Questions?
Mikayla Camara, Program Specialist for CTE, Kahuku High and Intermediate School: mikayla.kloeppel@k12.hi.us
Anvie Alcayde, Windward CTE Intermediary, Hawaii Workforce Pipeline: anvie@hawaiiworkforcepipeline.com
In partnership with Windward Academy for Career and Technical Education and Hawaii Workforce Pipeline.
Good For
Meeting People, Resume Builder
Activity Type
Indoor, Teaching & Training, Educational Activity, Help People
Cause
Education & Training, Keiki, Community Engagement
Requirements
RSVP Required, Minimum Age, See below
Open to industry professionals. The registration form asks for a mailing address (for a thank-you card), a media release, and a backup plan in case you can’t attend.
Hawaii Workforce Pipeline
About the organizer
As a work-based learning intermediary, Hawaii Workforce Pipeline connects K-12 public school students and teachers in the Windward and Honolulu districts with local businesses and career mentors. We coordinate career fairs, guest speakers, industry field trips, internships, teacher externships and project-based learning, and we handle the research, outreach and logistics so schools can focus on preparing students. Industry mentors can help with a one-time guest talk, mock interview or career fair, or with longer-term mentoring and hosting student interns.