Veolia partners with Delgado Community College for internships in wastewater treatment

Veolia and Delgado Community College are launching a Workforce Development Internship Program to address critical needs in the water industry. Fifteen students will gain hands-on experience at our New Orleans wastewater treatment facilities, working alongside experienced professionals to build careers in environmental services. This partnership creates pathways for the next generation of water professionals while strengthening our community's environmental infrastructure.

Veolia and Delgado Community College are launching a Workforce Development Internship Program to address critical needs in the water industry. Fifteen students will gain hands-on experience at our New Orleans wastewater treatment facilities, working alongside experienced professionals to build careers in environmental services. This partnership creates pathways for the next generation of water professionals while strengthening our community's environmental infrastructure.

Veolia and Delgado Community College are launching a Workforce Development Internship Program to address critical needs in the water industry. Fifteen students will gain hands-on experience at our New Orleans wastewater treatment facilities, working alongside experienced professionals to build careers in environmental services. This partnership creates pathways for the next generation of water professionals while strengthening our community's environmental infrastructure.

Veolia is partnering with Louisiana's largest community college to create real career pathways in the water industry. The new internship program with Delgado Community College will provide students with the skills, mentorship and practical experience needed to launch sustainable careers in wastewater treatment and environmental services. This initiative addresses both workforce challenges and community needs simultaneously.

Launched as a pilot over the 2024–25 academic year, the Transformative Talent Internships On-Campus program gives graduate students the opportunity to develop their professional and transferable skills by working alongside UCalgary faculty, staff and campus partners. https://lnkd.in/g4DuxDZC UCalgary Faculty of Graduate Studies

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When it comes to the future well-being of our communities, preparing today’s youth is a top priority, particularly when it comes to crucial services like water and wastewater. To address that need, we're proud to offer various internship experiences - including a new program for high school students - that increase awareness, provide real-world experience and attract industry talent. Learn more: https://ow.ly/N62F50X0VKC 🎒💦 #WeKeepLifeFlowing

American Water is proud to highlight Flow Forward, a workforce development initiative aimed at high school students nationwide. This program is designed to raise awareness, provide practical experience, and attract emerging talent to the water and wastewater industry. 📝 Read more below about the inaugural Flow Forward high school internship program in Pennsylvania. 📹 Watch a video summary of the program: https://lnkd.in/eERDHBye

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Proud to highlight the wrap-up of the American Water 2025 Future Wavemakers Internship Program, designed to cultivate the next generation of water and wastewater industry leaders by offering hands-on experience in various fields, including engineering, water quality, operations, health and safety, communications, and more. American Water EVP and Chief Human Resources Officer Lori Sutton MBA, CDE, shares: "The future of the water industry relies on investing in people. Through programs such as the Future Wavemakers internship for college students, Flow Forward educational initiatives for high school students, and Water UP!, which provides hands-on utility training for adults, American Water is dedicated to cultivating opportunities for the next generation, while continuing to develop our current workforce." Read more: https://lnkd.in/ekHVSUFZ.