A guide from Learn How to Become – Making A Difference Through Volunteering & Nonprofit Careers Volunteer work is not just an item on a resume or college application – it’s an essential part of a functioning society. The benefits of volunteer work reach far and wide with a ripple effect that begins with the
CSAP Prevention Fellowship Program seeks qualified individuals who are looking for professional growth in the field of substance abuse prevention. Fellows will receive a yearly stipend of up to $37,000. These individuals will be assigned to mentors from participating State agencies across the United States and U.S. Territories and Pacific Jurisdictions. Fellows will be accepted
Below are some great resources of Internships and other Student Opportunities. Cherokee Nation Internship – Are you a student wanting to apply your education to real-world professional experience? Would you like to gain valuable work experience in your field of interest? If so, then Cherokee Nation Businesses (CNB) may have the internship for you. CNB
NAYA Family Center draws on the strengths of its staff and volunteers to provide inclusive programming for Native American youth and their families. NAYA Family Center currently provides the following programs: Middle school advocacy services. High school advocacy services. Tutoring and after-school programs. Native community employment services. Middle school, grade 8/9 transition, high school math,
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, established in 1964, that provides 100,000 students per year with hands-on training in America’s fastest growing careers. And the best part? It’s at no cost to you. Job Corps
Apprenticeships create opportunities for individuals to gain employable lifetime skills and provides employers with a highly skilled and experienced workforce while strengthening the economy. They are a proven training method whereby an apprentice, with the support and commitment of the employer and/or the training program, becomes proficient in a specific trade. The training lasts a
Check out the resources below for Apprenticeship information specific to the Western Region. Websites: San Diego Electrical Training Center – Founding Sponsor Arizona Apprenticeships California Apprenticeships Idaho Apprenticeships Montana Apprenticeships Nevada Apprenticeships New Mexico Apprenticeships Oregon Apprenticeships Washington Apprenticeships Wyoming Apprenticeships – Electrical
Check out the list below for Apprenticeship information specific to the Midwestern region. Websites: Michigan Apprenticeships Michigan Laborers’ Training & Apprenticeship Institute Minnesota Apprenticeships Nebraska Apprenticeships Wisconsin Apprenticeships
When you’re going through your mail or e-mail, what’s the first thing you do? You typically make two categories: trash and possibly open. Then you skim through it again to see what else you can throw away. If you have too much in the inbox you may just start mass deleting items! Employers do the
YouthBuild programs, low-income young people ages 16 to 24 work full-time for 6 to 24 months toward their GEDs or high school diplomas while learning job skills by building affordable housing in their communities. Emphasis is placed on leadership development, community service, and the creation of a positive mini-community of adults and youth committed to
