  Exploring is a career awareness program offered by local businesses and government agencies to give high school youth, ages 14-20, hands-on experience in career fields of their choice. If you have questions about a particular field, contact the person listed or Carla Johnson, Executive for Learning for Life, 720.266.2140.
Annual Charter Renewal
It's that time again to complete your Post's Annual Charter Renewal. All posts should have already received a hardcopy of the 2014 renewal paperwork. If you need assistance or have questions regarding online renewals, fee or invoices, please contact Carla Johnson.
Middle School Explorer Clubs
Our newest program reaches out to 6th - 8th graders. These students benefit from the same real-world career experiences as their older counterparts, but in a more age-appropriate setting.
Student Benefits:
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Character Development
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Build self-confidence
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Leadership development
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Social development
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Unique career experiences, networking and internships
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Volunteer community service
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Group collaboration and teamwork
For more information, please contact Carla Johnson at 720.266.2140.
2013 National Exploring Journey to Excellence Award
The new National Exploring Journey to Excellence Award changes the basic way we measure and recognize success in Exploring. Posts can qualify for a Bronze, Silver or Gold level of achievement. The objectives were developed following extensive research into proven indicators of enduring post programs. In planning your strategy, use actual numbers from the previous renewal year to chart your progress. Use the criteria in planning your strategy for the coming year to guide your performance improvement. The post youth officers should take the lead in making this assessment.
Exploring Posts in the Denver Metro Area
Do you know what career field you're interested in?
Choosing a career isn't always easy. Exploring helps by allowing you to look at many different career opportunities. Below are the Exploring Posts in the Denver metro area with links to more information about the organizations.
Be a Career Speaker!
As part of the Exploring program we work with schools to send in community members to talk about their career choices. Would you be willing to speak to a middle school or high school class about your career? Our schools are looking for speakers on a wide variety of careers and jobs. See a presentation outline.
We will help you prepare a presentation but need to know who you are, so please fill out the Speaker Biography form.
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