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Skip to main contentYou are the owner of this article.Edit ArticleAdd New ArticleYou have permission to edit this article.EditListenWilmingtonState NewsBeachesSportsTrafficWeatherWDEL mobile appWDEL Events/Community CalendarContest RulesAdvertise on WDELMoreProgramsPodcastsFeaturesHear all the Phillies playoff games on WDELA large employer in New Castle is sending a message to young people: there's a future in manufacturing.(in the video: A.I. student Derek, Agilent's Adam Blackford, McKean HS student Gionna)Agilent Technologies, with more than 900 employees already at its Little Falls and Newport facilities, Friday welcomed more than 200 high school and university students for a Manufacturing Day program. According to Associate Vice President Adam Blackford, they put the focus on modern manufacturing."We think seeing is believing, so that's why we've brought them in to see it," Blackford said. "I don't think they get this exposure in high school, and even talking to it doesn't do it justice. So, we're showing them the manufacturing line and showing them that it's a clean, safe and exciting environment to work on."Lou Mingione, Career and Technical Education Associate in the Red Clay Consolidated School District, said about 50 students from the district's five high schools showed up for the visit."It was really interesting seeing all of the machines, how they work and seeing all of the people on the assembly line and things like that," said Derek, an A.I. duPont High School student.A recent report indicated that growth in manufacturing could add 250,000 jobs in two years.&nbsp;Added Blackford:"Manufacturing affords you the opportunity to invest in yourself, to learn, and for the company to invest in you."The latest health news from WDEL - sponsored by GOLOPowered byCopyright © 2023 Forever Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Forever Media and Its affiliates and their Radio Station(s) do not and shall not discriminate, in any manner on the basis of race, ethnicity, religion, gender, or age respecting their recruiting, employment or advertising practices.Powered by BLOX Content Management System from BLOX Digital.

Skip to main contentYou are the owner of this article.Edit ArticleAdd New ArticleYou have permission to edit this article.EditListenWilmingtonState NewsBeachesSportsTrafficWeatherWDEL mobile appWDEL Events/Community CalendarContest RulesAdvertise on WDELMoreProgramsPodcastsFeaturesHear all the Phillies playoff games on WDELA large employer in New Castle is sending a message to young people: there's a future in manufacturing.(in the video: A.I. student Derek, Agilent's Adam Blackford, McKean HS student Gionna)Agilent Technologies, with more than 900 employees already at its Little Falls and...

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