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Northern New England
Posted: December 6, 2024
Jewett Construction offers $3,000 scholarship for N.H. students pursuing careers in the skilled trades
Fremont, NH Jewett Construction has launched a $3,000 scholarship designed to support New Hampshire students pursuing careers in the skilled trades. This initiative underscores the company’s commitment to fostering the next generation of professionals in an industry that is vital to the state’s economy and community development.
“The skilled trades are the foundation of our communities, and investing in the future workforce is one of the most impactful ways we can give back,” said Craig Jewett, owner of Jewett Construction. “This scholarship is a reflection of our commitment to creating opportunities for students who are passionate about building a career in this field.”
To maximize the scholarship’s reach, Jewett Construction has partnered with the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association (NHIAA). This collaboration ensures that scholarship information will be shared with every school across the state through guidance and athletics departments. Additionally, reminders about this exciting opportunity will be featured during NHIAA championship games throughout the school year and prominently showcased on the NHIAA website and social media platforms.
Eligible students can apply for the scholarship through the NHIAA website by submitting either a written or video essay. The essays should highlight their passion for the trades and how the scholarship will support their journey toward a career in this essential field.
With a growing demand for skilled trades professionals nationwide, Jewett Construction recognizes the importance of encouraging and supporting young talent to pursue these rewarding career paths. This scholarship is an extension of the company’s broader mission to create positive experiences and lasting impressions in the communities it serves.
For more information about the scholarship and application process, visit NHIAA.org.
Jewett Construction, headquartered in Fremont, NH, is a family-owned and operated design-build construction management company serving clients across the East Coast.
With a commitment to quality, innovation, and community, Jewett Construction specializes in creating spaces that inspire and endure.
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