The latest article on Rural Business HQ covers a new secondary education approach that’s giving rural schools new life. Rather than students sitting at a desk taking in lectures, schools are creating “Simulated Workplaces,” where classes operate like real-world businesses. Students choose from a variety of industries to work in – from auto mechanics to law enforcement to early childhood education and many more – and take on specific roles within their “companies.” The work these kids do directly benefit their communities. They learn whether the field is right for them. They gain confidence and become leaders.
This content was published on RuralBusinessHQ.com and has been pushed to an audience through an email list and boosted social media posts. This is an original publication by NVC Mdia, and its channels are gradually growing. For the email list, we are making direct calls to rural business owners and managers throughout the United States, introducing the publication to them and inviting them to join the mailing list. We have continual promos running through social media to grow the audience there and engage directly with followers and potential followers to build a community.
This project started from the ground up with a limited budget, but we continue to see progress. With an initial audience established, it’s time to provide more value to the audience with consistent, quality content. This will increase engagement, peer-to-peer sharing, and create new revenue opportunities as organizations see a chance to market to an under-served segment of business professionals in the U.S.
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