DRAPER (WSLS 10) - A Pulaski woman is using her farming business to help teenagers get ready for the workforce.
Lee Spiegel runs
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in Draper, providing fresh fruits and vegetables to local restaurants and farmers markets. Now, she is turning the operation into what she calls a 'job training center' inside a working business.
Spiegel will take classes of 14 to 18-year-olds and teach them skills like writing a resume, being interviewed and developing good customer service. Students will get the chance to practice these skills in a real working environment and receive grades on their performance.
The classes are free-of-charge for students. The next session will begin in April.