Don't laugh...a lot of your Spelman Sisters relied on this program for summer employment their first summer home (I sure did)! And if you are under 21 and meet the requirements, why not?
Mayor Adrian M. Fenty's 2010 Summer Youth Employment Program
SYEP provides an array of summer enrichment experiences in industries such as Arts, Design and Media; Building and Grounds Maintenance; Government; Community and Social Services; Construction Trades; Education, Training and Library Science; Health Care Support; Hospitality and Tourism; Office and Administration Support; and Sports and Physical Education. This short-term employment and training program provides thousands of District youth, ages 14 to 21, with an opportunity to gain practical experience and be compensated. Youth participants are paid the federal minimum wage.
The Summer Youth Employment Program strives to:
a. Offer District youth an opportunity to develop the skills, attitudes, and commitment necessary to succeed in today’s world of work.
b. Provide a mechanism through which eligible youth can earn money, gain meaningful work experience, participate in skills training workshops, and be exposed to various careers.
c. Enhance basic academic, occupational, and other skills necessary for youth to obtain and maintain long-term employment.
d. Help youth make a smooth transition from school to career and/or higher education.
The 2010 Summer Youth Employment Program seeks to build on last year’s success by delivering a program customized to meet the needs of District youth.
SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM 2010- Register Now
https://summerjobs. dc.gov/syep2010
SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM 2010- Employer Information
https://does. dc.gov/does/ cwp/view, a,1232,q, 642981.asp
SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM 2010- Online Resources
https://does. dc.gov/does/ cwp/view, a,1232,q, 642988,PM, 1.asp
ENROLLMENT DEADLINE: MAY 1, 2010
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
The Washington Center
The Washington Center brings in students from colleges and universities around the country to Washington, DC for full-time academic internships. This prestigious program places interns at organizations such as Amnesty International, the Peace Corps, Children's Defense Fund, and even in federal agencies.
The summer application deadline has been extended to April 2, 2010.
Check out the new website for more information at The Washington Center.
The summer application deadline has been extended to April 2, 2010.
Check out the new website for more information at The Washington Center.
CBC Foundation Congressional Internship Program
The deadline for the summer session of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBCF) Congressional Internship Program has been extended to April 1, 2010:
Session: Summer 2010
Program Dates: May 30-July 30, 2010
Overview
Established in 1986, the CBCF Congressional Internship Program answered the call to help diversify our democracy by increasing the pool of talented public servants. The intensive nine-week program provides college undergraduates with a behind-the-scenes look into the democratic process. Through experiential learning in the office of a Congressional Black Caucus member, CBCF interns prepare to become decision makers in the policy making process. A series of educational activities, lectures, discussions and field trips help interns gain a broader understanding of the political process and African Americans’ place in history. Interns will also receive a $3,000 stipend and housing at a local university.
Qualifications
■U.S. citizen or permit to work in the U.S.
■Currently or recently enrolled in college full-time when applying for program
■Demonstrated interest in public service, governance, and policy-making process
Selection Process
Congressional Interns are selected based on the following criteria:
■Solid scholastic achievement
■Strong writing skills
■Community service contributions
■Evidence of leadership skills
■Quality of paper application and, in some instances, interview performance
The selection is highly competitive. Applications are submitted to CBCF and reviewed by a CBCF selection committee. Finalists are selected and notified by CBCF.
Additional Information
For more information, please call (202) 263-2800 or send an email to internships@cbcfinc.org This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and type “Congressional Internship Program” in the subject line.
Session: Summer 2010
Program Dates: May 30-July 30, 2010
Overview
Established in 1986, the CBCF Congressional Internship Program answered the call to help diversify our democracy by increasing the pool of talented public servants. The intensive nine-week program provides college undergraduates with a behind-the-scenes look into the democratic process. Through experiential learning in the office of a Congressional Black Caucus member, CBCF interns prepare to become decision makers in the policy making process. A series of educational activities, lectures, discussions and field trips help interns gain a broader understanding of the political process and African Americans’ place in history. Interns will also receive a $3,000 stipend and housing at a local university.
Qualifications
■U.S. citizen or permit to work in the U.S.
■Currently or recently enrolled in college full-time when applying for program
■Demonstrated interest in public service, governance, and policy-making process
Selection Process
Congressional Interns are selected based on the following criteria:
■Solid scholastic achievement
■Strong writing skills
■Community service contributions
■Evidence of leadership skills
■Quality of paper application and, in some instances, interview performance
The selection is highly competitive. Applications are submitted to CBCF and reviewed by a CBCF selection committee. Finalists are selected and notified by CBCF.
Additional Information
For more information, please call (202) 263-2800 or send an email to internships@cbcfinc.org This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and type “Congressional Internship Program” in the subject line.
Long list of Summer Opportunities
The following is a list of various opportunities that was compiled and distributed via email. A lot of these look to be located in and around Montgomery County. Good luck!
GOVERNMENT SUMMER JOBS - Apply Early! Summer positions within the government are now available online. Visit http://www.studentjobs.gov/ and http://www.usajobs.opm.gov/ to see job listings and apply. A 'resume builder' is built into the program to store your resume for application purposes. Some clerical positions/internships with the Dept. of Health & Human Services are listed on : www.hhs.gov/jobs/. These positions are competitive so start completing the paperwork now. Some student employment/intern programs exist within NIH (paid/unpaid) : http://www.nih.gov/
SIX FLAGS AMUSEMENT PARK - Flexible hours available for students with strong leadership, organizational and communication skills. Apply online at http://www.sixflagsjobs.com/ or call the employment hotline at 301-249-1500.
KITCHEN HELPER/SERVER - Marian Assisted Living, 19109 Georgia Avenue, Brookeville, MD 20833 - Ideal part-time job for student(s)16 or older; light meal provided; help provide the evening meal for our residents from 4:00-7 :30 pm, 301-570-3190.
RIDERWOOD VILLAGE Retirement Community Are you willing to serve the elderly? We need servers for our dining service. Pick up an application in the Blake Career Center or call 301-572-8461 to RSVP for their employment fair on Saturday, May 17, 2008, 10-1. Location: 3120 Gracefield Road, Montgomery Station/Performance Hall, Silver Spring, MD. Bring report card or transcript (min GPA2.5), resume and work permit. On the spot interviews provided, flexible work schedules as utility worker, restaurant assistant or wait staff.
SUMMER WORK for JUNIORS & SENIORS - How about testing out a career as an electrician for the summer? Students must be 17 or older to work with an electrical contractor for the summer. Full-time employment at $10-$11 per hr through the Washington Area Joint Apprenticeship & Training Committee's (JATC) accredited education& training program. Apply before the end of May. All details on http://www.electricalalliance.org/ 703-658-4383
MONTGOMERY WORKS is a free employment service of the Montgomery County Dept. of Economic Development and the MD Dept. of Labor, Licensing & Regulation. Check out employment opportunities on http://www.montgomeryworks.com/ and apply online or call 301-929-6880.
SUMMER JOB - CHILD CARE - Take care of 9 year old twins for 2 to3 days a week over the summer. Location: Ashton. Twins are in 3rd grade so a tutor/entertainer is welcome. Hours flucturate from 8:30-5:00 and 12:00-5:00. Hourly rate: $8, but student must have a car and gas will be reimbursed. Call Liz: 301-924-0777.
SAFEWAY STORES HIRING EVENT - Please complete an online application now at www.safeway.com/careers, or at any Safeway employment kiosk.
PHARMACY, LANGLEY PARK - Independent Pharmacy in Langley Park issuing a Pharmacy Cashier/Clerk who is bilingual in Spanish/English. Must be at least 16 yrs. old and have strong communication skills; knowledge of Windows or prior data entry experience. Detail oriented and personable. Contact Merlyn Crandon, 301-445-6050.
VALET PARKING STAFF needed for special events. Must have neat appearance, good communication skills, and be able to drive manual transmission. Hourly rate, plus tips. Phone: 301-681-3056 or email: info@uniparkvalet.com, http://www.uniparkvalet.com/.
ROOTS Organic Market in Clarksville & Olney is looking for students to work. Someone who is environmentally conscious, enjoys dealing with the public and very reliable. Website: http://www.rootsmkt.com/.
ALLSTATE INSURANCE - full time, permanent employee who speaks Vietnamese + fluent in English. Paid training for licensure and competitive pay and benefits. This is a career with growth and ability to make good commissions. 8:30-5:00 office work; email: mcupp@allstate.com or call 301-431-0100. Office located on New Hampshire Avenue in Silver Spring.
WASHINGTON TIMES - Summer Youth Hawker Program - Early riser; work close to home, Mon-Fri, 6:30-9:30 a.m. Do you like talking with people and making up to $125 per week for part-time morning hours? Contact: Jim Clarke, Circulation Manager, The Washington Times: 202-636- 3349 or email: jclarke@washingtontimes.com.
AMERICAN POOL SERVICE is seeking lifeguards and pool supervisors for the summer (full & part-time). They will provide free lifeguard recertification to their employees. For more information: http://www.americanpool.com/, email: ejackson@pools-world.com, or call 301-595-3800.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY RECREATION DEPARTMENT Looking for a seasonal job this summer? The MCRD is recruiting camp counselors for their summer camps. Minimum age is 16 years old. If you enjoy the outdoors, sports, performing arts, fitness or crafts, then this is the opportunity for you! Employees will be selected based on activity skills, enthusiasm and ability to work with children. Background checks are mandated by state law for these positions. Spanish speaking bilinguals are encouraged to apply. APPLY NOW! Applications can be found in the Blake Career Center. For more information: 240-777-6870. Other positions exist with MCRD in Therapeutic Recreation (helping students with disabilities) year-round (evening/weekend hrs).Teens qualify for student service learning hours, but in many cases volunteer hours lead to a paid position for exemplary students. Therapeutic Recreation volunteers receive paid training and are not required to provide personal care for the disabled. Please call 301-468-4540 for more information regarding volunteering with MCRD. Brochures available in the Career Center at Blake H.S.
FREDERICK KEYS BASEBALL STADIUM is seeking students for various positions: grounds crew, turf interns, food service. Work at the ballpark all season long: For more info: bwilson@frederickkeys.com or call 301-815-9908.
Camp Flintlock Summer Employment - Students age 16 and up that possess excellent character, have great work ethic, enjoy children and might appreciate Colonial-American programs are encouraged to apply for these historic sites around the DC metro area: Fredericksburg, VA, St. Mary's City in southern MD and Annapolis. Camp Flintlock offers a healthy work environment & competitive wages. Applications in Blake Career Center. For further info: http://www.campflintlock.com/ or email: information@CampFlintlock.com or phone: 866-354-6856
YMCA-BETHESDA - Lifeguards are needed; free lifeguard certification if you pass swim test, job interview & complete free lifeguard course. All shifts, flexible hours, competitive pay:$8.50-$9. 50/hr, free YMCA membership. Experienced lifeguards:$ 9.60-$11. 00 per hr. Call Pete Makeia at 301-530-3725, ext. 2821or pmakeia@ymcadc.org.
GAITHERSBURG AQUATIC CENTER - Lifeguards, pool aides, instructors, cashier, party assistant, etc. Visit website: http://www.gaithersburgmd.gov/ or call the Aquatic Center at 301-258-6445. Some information available in the Blake Career Center.
ULTRASOUND DEEJAYS is seeking part-time and full time office workers, as well as deejays. Entertain at parties and dances; must be well-mannered and have fun personality, enjoy music and have their own transportation. $25-50 per hr. For info: http://www.ultrasoundentertain.com/ or call 301-217-9595.
PAID & VOLUNTEER POSITIONS AT THE NATIONAL ZOO - Check out job opportunities for information aides, retail associates, foodservice associates, groundskeepers, traffic associates, birthday party aides, etc. on http://www.fonz.org/. Excellent starting pay, merchandise discounts, employee incentives, leadership opportunities, metro accessible, and more. Apply Mon-Fri, 9:00- 4:00 at the FONZ Human Resources Office: FONZ/NZP, 3001Connecticut Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20008. Volunteer positions available (application in Blake CC). Students 16 years of age or older are eligible. Call Debbi Hannibal, Teen Programs Supervisor, 202-633-3052 or email: debbi@fonz.org. Fax: 202-673-0289
STUDENT JOBS Check out these websites: http://www.mycoolcareer.com/, www.snagajob.com http://www.gazette.net/, http://www.studentjobs.gov/. Students should be aware of federal rules that apply to working teenagers. For example, a 14 or 15 year old can only work up to three hours on a school day or 18 hours during a school week between the hours of 7:00 AM and7:00 PM. There are 17 jobs that have been declared hazardous by the Secretary of Labor that are prohibited for teens under the age of 18, so beware of those. Visit http://www.youthrules.dol.gov/.
EDY's Grand Ice Cream factory in Laurel, MD is looking for Blake H.S. students & graduates for immediate openings. PAY = $13.35 per hour, plus bonus incentive up to 10% of salary Ideal candidate will:
- have a H.S. diploma (or equivalent), however H.S. students may apply
- be flexible with hours/shifts and work tasks
- interact well with others
- be fun & energetic
- have own reliable transportation
- successfully pass a lifting test (50 lbs), written skills test, background check & drug screen
Full benefits included: medical, dental, vision, life insurance, pension, 401(k). To learn more about Eddy’s and to apply, visit website at http://www.edysjobs.com/ or apply by phone at 866-292-7189.
TUTORS NEEDED - Great part-time job! SCORE! helps children of all learning levels, K-10, make academic progress in a fun and motivating environment. SCORE is seeking Advantage Coaches to provide tutoring (including SAT prep) and be academic role models. Requirements: min. GPA 3.0, H.S. diploma preferred; completion of Algebra 2; weekday/weekend availability( min. 10 hrs./wk); clear background check; enjoys working with children. Apply by visiting the Colesville center: 13460 New Hampshire Avenue, Silver Spring, 301-384-5047.
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT - Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority. Positions are available for high school & college students at Reagan National Airport (DC) and Dulles International Airport (VA) for responsible students. Attend one of the student open house sessions this spring -- http://www.mwaa.com/. Be prepared to interview, complete application online and bring a copy of your transcript. Applicants must be at least 17 years old, have a minimum of 2.5GPA, and pass a background investigation.
CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUB CADDY A great working environment, good exercise, & the opportunity to learn the game of golf. Consider becoming a caddy if you have a great attitude and are willing to work outside carrying heavy golf bags. Contact: Kim Albert, 301-469-2032
HORIZON LANDSCAPE Spencerville, MD (Rt. 198) office work & light landscaping; good telephone & computer skills required, $8 per hr.301-421-1800.
CLOVERLY ANIMAL CLINIC Receptionist Assistant duties: filing, making appointments, handling pets & assisting in surgeries, manage - 16; $7-$8/hr, 2:30-6:00 pm (M,T,Th,F); 9:00-6:00 (Sat.) Contact: Freeha: 301-384-4162
VOCELLI PIZZA, 730 Cloverly Street, Silver Spring is looking for drivers & cooks. Call 301-879-8008 or 703-407-3505.
POOL COMPANIES HIRING! Many pool companies are hiring lifeguards, operators , gate guards, assistant managers & supervisors. Training available; no work experience necessary, full & part-time. Community Pool Service: http://www.communitypools.com/ or 1-800-966-2500 U. S. Aquatics: 301-210-4200
DJ's NEEDED - ALL IN ONE ENTERTAINMENT Looking for part-timework? We're looking for responsible, energetic DJs. No experience necessary -- we'll train you, but you must have your own transportation. Call: 1-888-PARTY- 02, ext. 1 or email: alloneent@yahoo.com
AMERICAN IN-LINE SKATING, Inc. JOBS Do you love to skateboard, in line skate, play roller hockey or other action sports? Do you like working with kids? American Inline Skating sponsors afterschool sports and enrichment camps. Locations near Blake: Rockville, Olney, Columbia. Competitive pay, free training, fun environment; must have experience in the sport you want to teach, good communication skills, well groomed and provide own transportation. Minimum age qualifications: Instructors - 19;Counselor - 16; Junior Counselor - 15; Counselors in Training -13. For more info, email name, address, phone number to info@americanonline.com or call 703-803-7100.
WALT DISNEY WORLD COLLEGE PROGRAM Disney Career Start Program is a structured living, learning & earning program for high school grads who are unsure of their future path and looking for a new experience that will provide them more than just a job. They live-in secure, multicultural environment while receiving training as a cast member at the Walt Disney World resort. A recruitment team is traveling around the nation to hire high school grads with talent. Visit website: http://www.disneycareerstart.com/ for dates and times or call 407-828-1736.
GOVERNMENT SUMMER JOBS - Apply Early! Summer positions within the government are now available online. Visit http://www.studentjobs.gov/ and http://www.usajobs.opm.gov/ to see job listings and apply. A 'resume builder' is built into the program to store your resume for application purposes. Some clerical positions/internships with the Dept. of Health & Human Services are listed on : www.hhs.gov/jobs/. These positions are competitive so start completing the paperwork now. Some student employment/intern programs exist within NIH (paid/unpaid) : http://www.nih.gov/
SIX FLAGS AMUSEMENT PARK - Flexible hours available for students with strong leadership, organizational and communication skills. Apply online at http://www.sixflagsjobs.com/ or call the employment hotline at 301-249-1500.
KITCHEN HELPER/SERVER - Marian Assisted Living, 19109 Georgia Avenue, Brookeville, MD 20833 - Ideal part-time job for student(s)16 or older; light meal provided; help provide the evening meal for our residents from 4:00-7 :30 pm, 301-570-3190.
RIDERWOOD VILLAGE Retirement Community Are you willing to serve the elderly? We need servers for our dining service. Pick up an application in the Blake Career Center or call 301-572-8461 to RSVP for their employment fair on Saturday, May 17, 2008, 10-1. Location: 3120 Gracefield Road, Montgomery Station/Performance Hall, Silver Spring, MD. Bring report card or transcript (min GPA2.5), resume and work permit. On the spot interviews provided, flexible work schedules as utility worker, restaurant assistant or wait staff.
SUMMER WORK for JUNIORS & SENIORS - How about testing out a career as an electrician for the summer? Students must be 17 or older to work with an electrical contractor for the summer. Full-time employment at $10-$11 per hr through the Washington Area Joint Apprenticeship & Training Committee's (JATC) accredited education& training program. Apply before the end of May. All details on http://www.electricalalliance.org/ 703-658-4383
MONTGOMERY WORKS is a free employment service of the Montgomery County Dept. of Economic Development and the MD Dept. of Labor, Licensing & Regulation. Check out employment opportunities on http://www.montgomeryworks.com/ and apply online or call 301-929-6880.
SUMMER JOB - CHILD CARE - Take care of 9 year old twins for 2 to3 days a week over the summer. Location: Ashton. Twins are in 3rd grade so a tutor/entertainer is welcome. Hours flucturate from 8:30-5:00 and 12:00-5:00. Hourly rate: $8, but student must have a car and gas will be reimbursed. Call Liz: 301-924-0777.
SAFEWAY STORES HIRING EVENT - Please complete an online application now at www.safeway.com/careers, or at any Safeway employment kiosk.
PHARMACY, LANGLEY PARK - Independent Pharmacy in Langley Park issuing a Pharmacy Cashier/Clerk who is bilingual in Spanish/English. Must be at least 16 yrs. old and have strong communication skills; knowledge of Windows or prior data entry experience. Detail oriented and personable. Contact Merlyn Crandon, 301-445-6050.
VALET PARKING STAFF needed for special events. Must have neat appearance, good communication skills, and be able to drive manual transmission. Hourly rate, plus tips. Phone: 301-681-3056 or email: info@uniparkvalet.com, http://www.uniparkvalet.com/.
ROOTS Organic Market in Clarksville & Olney is looking for students to work. Someone who is environmentally conscious, enjoys dealing with the public and very reliable. Website: http://www.rootsmkt.com/.
ALLSTATE INSURANCE - full time, permanent employee who speaks Vietnamese + fluent in English. Paid training for licensure and competitive pay and benefits. This is a career with growth and ability to make good commissions. 8:30-5:00 office work; email: mcupp@allstate.com or call 301-431-0100. Office located on New Hampshire Avenue in Silver Spring.
WASHINGTON TIMES - Summer Youth Hawker Program - Early riser; work close to home, Mon-Fri, 6:30-9:30 a.m. Do you like talking with people and making up to $125 per week for part-time morning hours? Contact: Jim Clarke, Circulation Manager, The Washington Times: 202-636- 3349 or email: jclarke@washingtontimes.com.
AMERICAN POOL SERVICE is seeking lifeguards and pool supervisors for the summer (full & part-time). They will provide free lifeguard recertification to their employees. For more information: http://www.americanpool.com/, email: ejackson@pools-world.com, or call 301-595-3800.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY RECREATION DEPARTMENT Looking for a seasonal job this summer? The MCRD is recruiting camp counselors for their summer camps. Minimum age is 16 years old. If you enjoy the outdoors, sports, performing arts, fitness or crafts, then this is the opportunity for you! Employees will be selected based on activity skills, enthusiasm and ability to work with children. Background checks are mandated by state law for these positions. Spanish speaking bilinguals are encouraged to apply. APPLY NOW! Applications can be found in the Blake Career Center. For more information: 240-777-6870. Other positions exist with MCRD in Therapeutic Recreation (helping students with disabilities) year-round (evening/weekend hrs).Teens qualify for student service learning hours, but in many cases volunteer hours lead to a paid position for exemplary students. Therapeutic Recreation volunteers receive paid training and are not required to provide personal care for the disabled. Please call 301-468-4540 for more information regarding volunteering with MCRD. Brochures available in the Career Center at Blake H.S.
FREDERICK KEYS BASEBALL STADIUM is seeking students for various positions: grounds crew, turf interns, food service. Work at the ballpark all season long: For more info: bwilson@frederickkeys.com or call 301-815-9908.
Camp Flintlock Summer Employment - Students age 16 and up that possess excellent character, have great work ethic, enjoy children and might appreciate Colonial-American programs are encouraged to apply for these historic sites around the DC metro area: Fredericksburg, VA, St. Mary's City in southern MD and Annapolis. Camp Flintlock offers a healthy work environment & competitive wages. Applications in Blake Career Center. For further info: http://www.campflintlock.com/ or email: information@CampFlintlock.com or phone: 866-354-6856
YMCA-BETHESDA - Lifeguards are needed; free lifeguard certification if you pass swim test, job interview & complete free lifeguard course. All shifts, flexible hours, competitive pay:$8.50-$9. 50/hr, free YMCA membership. Experienced lifeguards:$ 9.60-$11. 00 per hr. Call Pete Makeia at 301-530-3725, ext. 2821or pmakeia@ymcadc.org.
GAITHERSBURG AQUATIC CENTER - Lifeguards, pool aides, instructors, cashier, party assistant, etc. Visit website: http://www.gaithersburgmd.gov/ or call the Aquatic Center at 301-258-6445. Some information available in the Blake Career Center.
ULTRASOUND DEEJAYS is seeking part-time and full time office workers, as well as deejays. Entertain at parties and dances; must be well-mannered and have fun personality, enjoy music and have their own transportation. $25-50 per hr. For info: http://www.ultrasoundentertain.com/ or call 301-217-9595.
PAID & VOLUNTEER POSITIONS AT THE NATIONAL ZOO - Check out job opportunities for information aides, retail associates, foodservice associates, groundskeepers, traffic associates, birthday party aides, etc. on http://www.fonz.org/. Excellent starting pay, merchandise discounts, employee incentives, leadership opportunities, metro accessible, and more. Apply Mon-Fri, 9:00- 4:00 at the FONZ Human Resources Office: FONZ/NZP, 3001Connecticut Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20008. Volunteer positions available (application in Blake CC). Students 16 years of age or older are eligible. Call Debbi Hannibal, Teen Programs Supervisor, 202-633-3052 or email: debbi@fonz.org. Fax: 202-673-0289
STUDENT JOBS Check out these websites: http://www.mycoolcareer.com/, www.snagajob.com http://www.gazette.net/, http://www.studentjobs.gov/. Students should be aware of federal rules that apply to working teenagers. For example, a 14 or 15 year old can only work up to three hours on a school day or 18 hours during a school week between the hours of 7:00 AM and7:00 PM. There are 17 jobs that have been declared hazardous by the Secretary of Labor that are prohibited for teens under the age of 18, so beware of those. Visit http://www.youthrules.dol.gov/.
EDY's Grand Ice Cream factory in Laurel, MD is looking for Blake H.S. students & graduates for immediate openings. PAY = $13.35 per hour, plus bonus incentive up to 10% of salary Ideal candidate will:
- have a H.S. diploma (or equivalent), however H.S. students may apply
- be flexible with hours/shifts and work tasks
- interact well with others
- be fun & energetic
- have own reliable transportation
- successfully pass a lifting test (50 lbs), written skills test, background check & drug screen
Full benefits included: medical, dental, vision, life insurance, pension, 401(k). To learn more about Eddy’s and to apply, visit website at http://www.edysjobs.com/ or apply by phone at 866-292-7189.
TUTORS NEEDED - Great part-time job! SCORE! helps children of all learning levels, K-10, make academic progress in a fun and motivating environment. SCORE is seeking Advantage Coaches to provide tutoring (including SAT prep) and be academic role models. Requirements: min. GPA 3.0, H.S. diploma preferred; completion of Algebra 2; weekday/weekend availability( min. 10 hrs./wk); clear background check; enjoys working with children. Apply by visiting the Colesville center: 13460 New Hampshire Avenue, Silver Spring, 301-384-5047.
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT - Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority. Positions are available for high school & college students at Reagan National Airport (DC) and Dulles International Airport (VA) for responsible students. Attend one of the student open house sessions this spring -- http://www.mwaa.com/. Be prepared to interview, complete application online and bring a copy of your transcript. Applicants must be at least 17 years old, have a minimum of 2.5GPA, and pass a background investigation.
CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUB CADDY A great working environment, good exercise, & the opportunity to learn the game of golf. Consider becoming a caddy if you have a great attitude and are willing to work outside carrying heavy golf bags. Contact: Kim Albert, 301-469-2032
HORIZON LANDSCAPE Spencerville, MD (Rt. 198) office work & light landscaping; good telephone & computer skills required, $8 per hr.301-421-1800.
CLOVERLY ANIMAL CLINIC Receptionist Assistant duties: filing, making appointments, handling pets & assisting in surgeries, manage - 16; $7-$8/hr, 2:30-6:00 pm (M,T,Th,F); 9:00-6:00 (Sat.) Contact: Freeha: 301-384-4162
VOCELLI PIZZA, 730 Cloverly Street, Silver Spring is looking for drivers & cooks. Call 301-879-8008 or 703-407-3505.
POOL COMPANIES HIRING! Many pool companies are hiring lifeguards, operators , gate guards, assistant managers & supervisors. Training available; no work experience necessary, full & part-time. Community Pool Service: http://www.communitypools.com/ or 1-800-966-2500 U. S. Aquatics: 301-210-4200
DJ's NEEDED - ALL IN ONE ENTERTAINMENT Looking for part-timework? We're looking for responsible, energetic DJs. No experience necessary -- we'll train you, but you must have your own transportation. Call: 1-888-PARTY- 02, ext. 1 or email: alloneent@yahoo.com
AMERICAN IN-LINE SKATING, Inc. JOBS Do you love to skateboard, in line skate, play roller hockey or other action sports? Do you like working with kids? American Inline Skating sponsors afterschool sports and enrichment camps. Locations near Blake: Rockville, Olney, Columbia. Competitive pay, free training, fun environment; must have experience in the sport you want to teach, good communication skills, well groomed and provide own transportation. Minimum age qualifications: Instructors - 19;Counselor - 16; Junior Counselor - 15; Counselors in Training -13. For more info, email name, address, phone number to info@americanonline.com or call 703-803-7100.
WALT DISNEY WORLD COLLEGE PROGRAM Disney Career Start Program is a structured living, learning & earning program for high school grads who are unsure of their future path and looking for a new experience that will provide them more than just a job. They live-in secure, multicultural environment while receiving training as a cast member at the Walt Disney World resort. A recruitment team is traveling around the nation to hire high school grads with talent. Visit website: http://www.disneycareerstart.com/ for dates and times or call 407-828-1736.
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Young People For - Fellowship
Are you interested in advocacy as a possible career? People for the American Way, a progressive advocacy organization has a leadership development program called Young People For and they are now accepting fellowship applications:
http://www.youngpeoplefor.org/
http://www.youngpeoplefor.org/
Congressional Internships
Now is the time to secure a Hill Internship with your congressional Representative, if you have not done so already. For those in the DC metro area, your representatives are:
Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC)
Donna Edwards (D-MD)
Chris Van Hollen (D-MD)
Steny Hoyer (D-MD)
Gerald E. Connolly (D-VA)
Jim Moran (D-VA)
Good luck!
Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC)
Donna Edwards (D-MD)
Chris Van Hollen (D-MD)
Steny Hoyer (D-MD)
Gerald E. Connolly (D-VA)
Jim Moran (D-VA)
Good luck!
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