EXPLORE
WITH
CONFIDENCE
The Iowa Intermediary Network Coordinators are experts at bringing students to great career exploration opportunities in our state through exciting, work-based learning with highly dynamic and technology-driven Iowa industries.
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COORDINATOR
Contacting your area intermediary coordinator is a great way for parents to help students enjoy a great future, for students to explore the world of career awareness and workplace readiness, for businesses interested in sharing opportunities in their industry, and educators who want to connect classroom instruction with future careers.
REACH OUT TO YOUR REGIONAL IIN COORDINATOR:
IMPACT
STORIES
Across the state, regional coordinators strive to cultivate meaningful experiences for students, from job shadows and internships to workplace visits and career days. Every day students get the opportunity to learn more about exciting careers right here in Iowa!
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Each of the regional intermediary networks provide core services to school districts in their respective regions, which may include job shadows, student internships, and teacher or student tours. Learn more about our programs goals and achievements.
Learn about the Iowa Intermediary Network in detail: Download our 2021 report.
15
COMMUNITY
COLLEGES
73,175
WORK BASED LEARNING EXPERIENCES
2,267
INDUSTRY CONNECTIONS
1,833
EDUCATOR EXPERIENCES
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If you'd like to get in touch with your coordinator, visit the contact page of our website, type in your zip code, and be in touch by phone or email.
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COVID-19 INFORMATION AND GUIDANCE
IIN regional coordinators are working with local schools, businesses, and their community college to provide support to students. Iowa public health officials are suggesting the implementation of “social distancing” practices to slow the spread of COVID-19 within communities, and institutions should implement measures that reduce the congregating of students, staff, and the general public.
Contact your regional coordinator for changes to programming and events.
Additional information is also available by visiting the Iowa Department of Education.