Johnson & Johnson Employee Survey on Potential BTE Engagement

About Bridge to Employment (BTE)
For over 25 years, Johnson & Johnson’s BTE program has engaged 14-to-18-year-old students from nearly 100 communities in 22 countries across 6 continents to:

• Increase the number of students who enroll in higher education; and

• Increase the number of students interested in pursuing careers in the Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Manufacturing, and Design (STEM2D) sectors.

BTE is fundamentally rooted in Our Credo and our commitment to enhance the communities in which we live and work. Key to the success of the program is the active involvement of Johnson & Johnson employee volunteers who share their expertise, knowledge, skills, and personal experiences, and become another caring adult in the lives of the students.
Click here to learn more about BTE!

Our local operating company will launch a BTE next year. There are many ways for employees participate in BTE, and we want to hear how you want to be involved.

Please take a few minutes to complete this short survey. Your responses will help us design and plan the local program.

About You
Please select your location (select one): [FY 2019]
Please select your location:
What is your job field?
Engineering
Facilities
Finance
General Administration
General Management
Health Care Compliance and Privacy
Human Resources
Information Technology
Manufacturing
Marketing
Operations
Public Affairs
Quality
Research and Development
Regulatory Affairs
Sales
Strategic Planning

Designing Our Local BTE Program
What types of activities or opportunities should our local operating company conduct with or provide to BTE students? (check all that apply)
Academic Tutoring
Career Coaching / Professional Mentoring
Career Talks
Company Tours
Guest Lecturers / Speakers
Job Shadowing Opportunities
Skill-building Workshop
Student-based Projects / Student Competitions
Student Internships
Teacher Externships / Curriculum Development
Other
Please describe other potential opportunities to offer:
Do you have any recommendations for launching BTE at our site? What suggestions would you like to share?

Volunteering with BTE
Are you interested in volunteering with the BTE program?
How would you like to be engaged with the BTE program? (check all that apply)
Serve as one of the BTE Champions (leader)
Help with program planning
Organize events / activities
Organize volunteers
Work directly with students
Other
Please describe your preferred volunteer role:
Do you have experience teaching, coaching or conducting workshops with teenagers?
What types of activities would you like to do with BTE students? (check all that apply)
Lead a Company Tours
Chaperone a Student Field Trip
Serve as a Guest Lecturer / Speaker
Talk about your Career
Facilitate a Workshop(s) for Students
Help with a Student-based Project
Judge a Student Competition
Provide Academic Tutoring
Host a Job Shadow Opportunity
Supervise a Student Intern(s)
Serve as a Career Coach (or professional mentor)
Work with Teachers
Other
Please describe the type of activity:
What workshop topics or skill areas would you like to present on?
Academic / Career Planning Skills (Career Mapping, Goal Setting)
Career Readiness Skills (Interviewing, Resume/CV Writing, Professional Etiquette)
Communication Skills (Networking, Public Speaking, Presentation Skills, Using Social Media)
Higher Order Thinking Skills (Creative Thinking, Critical Thinking, Decision making, Problem Solving),
Management Skills (Time Management, Resilience, Grit)
Social Skills (Conflict Resolution, Multicultural Competence, Team Work)
Other
Please list potential workshop topics:
How often would you be willing to work with BTE students? (check one)
1 time per year
2 to 3 times a year
Every other month
Monthly
How much time can you contribute on a monthly basis to working with students?
1-2 hours per month
3-4 hours per month
Over 4 hours per month

Next Steps
Can we contact you regarding potential volunteer opportunities?
Name
First Last Email
Would you be willing to complete a background check, if required by the local school, to work directly with students?

Johnson & Johnson Employee Survey on Potential BTE Engagement

Step 1 of 5

About Bridge to Employment (BTE)

About You

Designing Our Local BTE Program

Volunteering with BTE

Next Steps