Atlanta students explore tech careers at Accenture
One hundred ninth- and tenth-grade students from Frederick Douglass High School are spending two days inside Accenture’s Midtown Atlanta office for an immersive career exploration experience. The students are taking part in hands-on sessions focused on goal setting, career pathways, public speaking, and building resumes using artificial intelligence. Organizers say the program aims to expose students to real-world opportunities in business, innovation, and technology at an early age.
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