Student Ambassadors

What is a "Student Ambassador"?

Student Ambassadors are nominated by their career-technical program instructors. They must have an acceptable attendance record, limited, if any, disciplinary actions and have acceptable grades in both their academic and career-technical course work. Candidates must complete an application, a short essay on why they feel they would make a good CCCC Ambassador, and an interview with a selection panel composed of Career Center administrative staff and community leaders and partners.

After the selection process, Student Ambassadors serve as leaders representing the Coshocton County Career Center and its programs to parents, community leaders and visitors, and Career Center students and staff. They are well-versed in the content of their own career-tech program as well as the other programs of study offered here. In general, Student Ambassadors provide public relations assistance in numerous ways. They may lead a group of visitors on a campus tour, assist with career exploration activities with elementary or middle school students off-campus, or interface with business and industry representatives who may be utilizing our facility. In whatever capacity they are engaged, CCCC Student Ambassadors represent the Coshocton County Career Center with leadership, knowledge and enthusiasm.