Define the Journey Podcast
Define the Journey Podcast
South Carolina Department of Commerce
This podcast examines promising practices to meet workforce opportunities, with in-depth conversations about education today, and the many directions in which graduates can begin their journeys. We bring you stories about ever-changing careers, the modern workplace and the skills needed that don’t necessarily require four-year degrees. And provide practical advice on how to navigate your graduate a road map to success, along with available resources and funding opportunities available to get them there.
The Future World of Work
Don’t miss this episode as we hear about an incredible journey of innovation and the limitless future in the world of work.
Jun 8, 2021
24 min
South Carolina = Planes, Trains and Automobiles….and Ships!
Join us to hear about the many job opportunities available in the logistics supply chain and the major industries that support it!
Jun 1, 2021
22 min
High Demand Trade Careers, Pay Well and Cost Less
Don’t miss hearing about the career opportunities available now!
May 25, 2021
17 min
What I Wish I Had Known
Hear from a team member at BMW and his personal journey navigating a path forward with his own children, and the many incredible career paths in manufacturing.
May 18, 2021
22 min
Phone Apps, Fort Nite and Screen Time...Oh My
Translating your teen’s tech savvy skills into career opportunities.  Incredible career paths you may not know exist!
May 11, 2021
26 min
Becoming a Healthcare Hero
The incredible journey of a health care provider and the opportunities for careers with purpose.
May 4, 2021
25 min
Episode 0 - Introduction
Welcome to Define The Journey Podcast, presented by the South Carolina Department of Commerce. Join us for this limited series, as host Hannah Horne speaks with professionals from sectors around South Carolina. The modern workplace demands skills that don't necessarily require four-year degrees. Do you know what opportunities are out there? Let's investigate!
Apr 23, 2021
52 sec