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Delta employer session brings H&R Block to campus Tuesday
The Workforce Development Center lists a noon October 13 employer-engagement session in Shima 217 for students exploring work and career preparation.
Edition: 2026-10-11 · Mountain House Live · AI-assisted source summary & local analysisOriginal source: San Joaquin Delta College event page · Event October 13, 2026; page carried no separate publication date; retrieved October 11, 2026

Delta College's Workforce Development Center lists an employer-engagement session with H&R Block for Tuesday, October 13, from noon to 1 p.m. in Shima 217. The event page frames it as a chance to learn about the employer and career-related opportunities. It includes a sign-up path and Workforce Development contact. Attendance is not a job offer, an interview guarantee or an endorsement of any employer, role, wage or tax service by Mountain House Live.
For Mountain House students commuting to Delta, a short campus session can be useful if they prepare questions about role types, required skills, seasonal schedules, training, workplace location and application steps. Students should distinguish general employer information from a formal recruitment process. Do not provide a Social Security number, bank details or identity documents at an informal information session unless an authorized hiring workflow later explains why they are required and how they will be protected.
Register through Delta's page, confirm whether the event is open to all students and arrive with time to find Shima 217. Afterward, verify any position on the employer's official careers site and use the college's career services for résumé or interview help. The photograph shows unrelated students in a computer workshop in Accra, Ghana; it does not depict Delta, H&R Block, Tuesday's presenter, an applicant or a hiring outcome.
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