H.R. 5295: Access to Career Counseling for Every Secondary Student Act
The Access to Career Counseling for Every Secondary Student Act, also known as the ACCESS Act, aims to enhance career counseling and raise awareness about skilled trade programs for secondary school students. The bill proposes several key actions under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act:
1. Public Awareness Campaigns
The bill requires the implementation of public awareness campaigns and public service announcements. These will focus on:
- Career and technical education programs.
- Community-based organizations that prepare youth for high-skill and high-wage jobs.
- In-demand industry sectors and emerging professions, particularly in skilled trades.
2. Local Services and Opportunities
Additionally, the bill emphasizes the provision of local services and opportunities related to career awareness. This includes:
- Providing labor market and employment information about high-demand occupations.
- Career counseling services.
- Career exploration opportunities for students.
Overall, the ACCESS Act seeks to improve access to career counseling for students and increase their awareness of opportunities in skilled trades, thereby preparing them for future employment in high-demand fields.
Relevant Companies
- GE (General Electric) - As a major player in various industries including energy and manufacturing, GE may benefit from a workforce trained in skilled trades.
- EMR (Emerson Electric Co.) - This company could see a positive impact as the bill promotes skilled trades that are relevant to its engineering and technology sectors.
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Sponsors
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Actions
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Date | Action |
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Sep. 11, 2025 | Introduced in House |
Sep. 11, 2025 | Referred to the House Committee on Education and Workforce. |
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