Connecting Education & Industry
At 2CPR Group, we specialize in providing top-quality services to education and industry partners, helping them find, excel in, and share meaningful opportunities. We offer business development opportunities for industries and vendors to connect with the education sector.
If you are looking for professional services to help your education or industry organization grow, please contact us. We are committed to providing high-quality solutions that deliver tangible results.
Recent Projects and Events
In a series of enriching visits, high school students gain hands-on experience and learn about opportunities in the construction industry.
Spooktacular Digital Media Day at Coastline College Opens New Vistas for High School Students
InfoComm, the pinnacle event for the North American professional audiovisual industry, hosted in Orlando, Florida, has once again served as a hub for innovation, collaboration, and visionary strategies. This year, a prime focus of the conversation was talent acquisition, a burgeoning issue of concern for many businesses in the AV industry.
The "Success in Creativity: Making the Best of Your Resources" panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2023 captivated a full room of attendees with insightful discussions on creative process optimization and thrilled participants with a giveaway of 30 Wacom tablets.
Voices of Creativity®, produced by 2CPR Group, is a dynamic and innovative series that showcases the importance of creativity in various industries. Led by students, this series features insightful interviews based around the central question, "Why is Creativity Important?" with professionals from diverse backgrounds who share their experiences and insights on how creativity has influenced their careers.
Revolutionizing Education: Harnessing AR/VR and AI to Break Traditional Learning Barriers – Insights from the EON Experience Fest 2023 Panel Discussion
Urban Initiative events in Irvine, Calif., New York and Chicago build a community for educators and instructional design experts. Samsung Education Coaches lead workshops that offer design tips for curricula design and nurture skills of the future.
A group of industrious students from Westminster High School had the unique opportunity to delve into the world of professional carpentry and construction at the Southwest Carpenters Buena Park Training Center. Guided by their instructor, Greg Berger, these students stepped away from the traditional classroom setting to experience firsthand where the real work happens in the construction industry.
Downey Unified School District, 2CPR Group, and AVIXA Revolutionize High School Education with Pioneering Audiovisual Career Pathway at the Educating for Careers Conference
Warren High School Students Explore the World of Lighting Production at Volt Lites for a Comprehensive Insight into the Entertainment Industry
Educators from Downey Unified School District, Huntington Beach Union High School District, and ABC Unified School District come together for a transformative day of learning at the Samsung Executive Center.
Informa Markets and The Diversity Org host students and teachers from Downey Unified School District for engaging tours, demonstrations, and breakout sessions at premier advanced manufacturing event
Ocean View High School students from instructor Jimmy Welker's Construction program in the Huntington Beach Union High School District had the opportunity to visit the Buena Park Training Center, part of the Southwest Carpenters Training Fund. The center, located in Buena Park, California, is a facility dedicated to providing the highest level of training and lifelong learning opportunities for members of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters union.
Mastering Online Branding, Professionalism, Balancing Creative Work with AI, Exclusive Giveaways Including One by Wacom Tablets, Networking Opportunities, and Real-World Insights at WonderCon 2023
On Wednesday, January 18, 2023, a group of ambitious graphic design students from Downey High School's Design, Visual and Media Arts program ventured on an exciting field trip to Gnomon, School of Visual Effects, Games & Animation, in Los Angeles. Led by their dedicated instructor, Chris Herrera, these talented juniors and seniors had the opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of visual effects, thanks to the collaborative efforts of 2CPR Group and Downey Unified School District.
On September 12th, 2019, 2CPR Group hosted an event with AVIXA to promote career pathways in the audiovisual (AV) industry for high school students and was hosted by the LA Coliseum. The primary objective of the event was to provide students with an immersive experience in the world of AV production and facilitate career pathways in the industry.
The stars aligned for the production of How to Be a Latin Lover, thanks to California’s new tax credit initiatives to encourage more filming in the state. Not only did the Pantelion Films/Lionsgate production, released April 28, put its crew to work in Los Angeles, the production hosted three high school teachers on set as part of the career readiness component of the economic stimulus initiatives established by AB 1839 for the Film & Television Tax Credit Program 2.0, administered by the California Film Commission.
Pioneering Audiovisual Pathway at Warren High School Partners with Samsung Electronics America for an Exclusive Field Trip Experience
The Eleventh Year of the "Full-Time Creative Work on a Part-Time Schedule" Panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2022: A Crucial Resource for Creatives Juggling Passion Projects and Life Responsibilities
Forbes, April 2020: Amidst the COVID-19 induced shift to remote learning, West Hills Coalinga College has effectively integrated LinkedIn Learning into their eCampus program. This global transition has impacted over 25 million students, but faculty members remain central to its success. Insights from Sean Glumace, a faculty member at West Hills Coalinga College and COO of 2CPR Group, underscore the significance of developing and deploying online learning resources. These crucial tools have ensured the continuity of education in this challenging period.
New York Times feature unveils the rise of tech-savvy students like Jonathan Boring, a dual enrollment student from Marina High School, during the COVID-19 pandemic. His AVIXA training and digital skills, facilitated by 2CPR Group, play a pivotal role in his community's transition to remote activities.
2CPR Group is proud to support the California Film & Television Tax Credit Program 2.0 – Career Readiness Initiative, which aims to provide students with the necessary skills and experience to pursue a career in the film and television industry. The program requires all applicants to participate in career-based learning and training programs approved by the California Film Commission (CFC).
2CPR Group successfully organized an educators open house event at the newly opened Canon Burbank Professional Technology & Support Center. The event was hosted by Canon and featured presentations, facility tours, and hands-on demos to highlight the services and classes that Canon offers to educational partners at the Burbank center.
Mole-Richardson Co. hosted an engaging and informative professional development day focused on lighting and lighting equipment, coordinated by 2CPR Group. The event attracted over 25 educators, students, and industry professionals, who were given a comprehensive tour of the facility and a detailed presentation on the range of services that Mole-Richardson Co. offers to educational partners, including student field trips, workshops, and more.
An Overview of the Work of the K-14 Technical Assistance Providers in Improving Career Technical Education in California

