Here are a ton of opportunities posted on the Seattle.gov website:
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Paid Opportunities:
Team ReadHigh school tutors are paired with second and third grade students who are reading below grade level to work together one-on-one after school, twice a week for one school year. Visit
here to download the application for the PAID reading coach positions. Application deadline is September 22nd, 2011.
Powerful Voices ActivevistasActiveVistas is a twelve-week youth employment program for girls-ages 14 to 17 years old. Through this program, participants gain leadership and public speaking skills, while learning about social justice issues.
Summer Programs:
Opportunity for High School Students: UW Nurse Camp 2011Interested in learning what the nursing field is all about? Do you want to know how to get into nursing school? Apply to participate in the FREE University of Washington School of Nursing's Nurse Camp 2011.
Service Learning Opportunity Starts at the LibraryTeens ages 14-19 can earn service learning credit at the library by working on fun, creative projects as Teen Center Advisors.
Teens in Public ServiceSummer internships for teens serving the community -- accepting applications for summer 2009.
YouthForceProvides low income and minority high school students with mentored internships and experiential learning activities that develop the teamwork, leadership and career skills they need to navigate adolescence, succeed in college and prosper as young adults.
Get Caught up:
YearUPYear Up is a one-year, intensive training program that provides urban young adults 18-24, with a unique combination of technical and professional skills, college credits, an educational stipend and corporate internship. Find out more about this program and how you can apply
here.
Job Corps is the nation's largest career technical training and education program for students ages 16 through 24. It is a U.S. Department of Labor program that provides 100,000 students per year with hands-on training in America's fastest growing careers. Find out more about this opportunity
here.
Job Search Resources:
Job Fair CalendarThis calendar from Work Source lists dozens of Job and Career Fairs for young adults and teens happening in the Puget Sound area.
Center for Career AlternativesProvides free education, employment, training and career development services to over 15,000 residents of King and Snohomish Counties.
Cool WorksHelps you to find seasonal jobs in incredible places all over the United States and the world.
E-Hot JobsDedicated to providing teenagers with the opportunity to apply for part-time and full-time jobs in their area, free of charge.
Groove JobGeared toward hooking teens and students up with seasonal, hourly and part-time jobs.
MyFirstPayCheck.ComA job-posting site for teenagers that provides advice and resources, including an interactive resume builder, to help young people have a more successful job application process.
Job Support Programs for Teens:
Seattle YMCA Education and Employment Programs for Teens and Young AdultsSeattle Youth Employment Program (SYEP)SYEP supports youth to successfully graduate from high school while providing them with the skills they need to find and maintain employment.
StudentJobs.GovA one-stop portal for jobs for students in the Federal Government.
TeenJobsSection.ComTeenJobSection was founded with one goal -- to help teens and students find jobs.
WorkSource Seattle-King CountyNo-fee programs that serve adults, youth, and businesses throughout King County and connect job seekers with employers. Includes career workshops, job searches and workforce events that hook up employers and prospective employees.
Youth at WorkLinking young people with jobs for career success.
Teen Worker Rights:Teen Workers (OSHA - Occupational Safety and Health Organization)The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) within the Department of Labor has primary responsibility for setting and enforcing standards through the OSH Act of 1970 to promote safety and health, including the health and safety of young workers.
Teen Worker Rights in Washington StateYouth Worker Safety and HealthInfo and resources for young people from the Center for Disease Control.
