Cooperative Education, Internships & Volunteers

Student Alert.  Please be advised that the jobs on this web page have not been researched and you must use your own discretion when going for an interview or when accepting a job.

 

APPRENTICE OPPORTUNITIES

Appren 001  Inside wireman (Electrician) Apprentice program available.  For more information contact Career Services in room 1414.

INTERNSHIPS

 
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AmeriCorps Leadership and Conservation Program - Volunteer Opportunity – Mile High Youth Corps in Denver, CO is looking for youths to help with projects that work to improve energy efficiency measures in homes of low income residents and complete team based projects that protect the environment and restore urban neighborhoods.

 

For more information contact Career Services in room 1414.

   

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Internship positions – There are many internship opportunities available. 

 

For more information contact Career Services in room 1414.

   

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Internships available in many areas at Institute for Humane Studies.

 

For more information contact Career Services in room 1414.

   

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Internships in Washington, DC – Discover Washington, DC’s premier internship program. 

 

For more information contact Career Services in room 1414.

   

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Apprentice position for Computer Service Company that provides networking, technical support and web development services to businesses in the Four Corners Area.  Part time and full time positions available.  They are looking for people with some computer experience and a strong interest for computer technology.  Communication skills are critical for these roles. 

 

For more information contact Career Services in room 1414.

   

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Summer Youth Employment Program Intern position for candidate who will provide services to diverse youth community.  Duties include assist with recruitment of youth participants; assist in the matching of youth participants with approved worksites based on certain criteria; contribute to the delivery of orientation for youth participants; develop and maintain communication with worksite supervisors and youth participants travel to worksites; document and maintain counseling notes and develop progress reports.  You must have experience in working with youth; establish and maintain working relationships with youth; interact with staff; and possess valid driver’s license as work related travel is mandatory.

 

For more information contact Career Services in room 1414.

   
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Power Plant Intern/Co-Op is available for entry level participation in the Internship Program for the development of students prior to graduating from an academic program. The Internship Program involves students in engineering programs working in power plant settings under the supervision and monitoring of plant leaders for a semester. The student will be exposed to plant operations and maintenance activities, engineering and other job functions.
 
For more information contact Career Services in room 1414.
   

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Volunteers in Service to America (VISTA) is looking for individuals to make a year-long commitment to serve on a specific project at a nonprofit organization or public agency.  VISTA provides an opportunity for individuals to learn and develop new skills and to take on leadership and responsibility roles that challenge the mind and heart. 

For more information contact Career Services in room 1414.

   

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Boston University is offering summer internships.  Time is of the essence on these internships.  This is a twelve week program offering.  Students take two academic summer courses earning eight credits.  During the final six weeks students are placed in a relevant firm or organization.

 

For more information contact Career Services in room 1414.

   

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Americorps Position

The Volunteer is currently recruiting for an Americorps member to serve 900 hrs from now until Sept 30. The member will work with San Juan Partnership’s methamphetamine coalition doing community outreach, education and presentations. Benefits are a monthly stipend of approximately $425 and an education award at the end of service of $2,362 which can be used to cover cost of education at any institution of higher education which accepts Federal Financial Aid. Requirements are 17 years old, high school degree or G.E.D., two letters of recommendation and proof of U.S. citizenship. To apply please contact Katrina Begay at San Juan Partnership Americorps program 566-3867. San Juan Partnership is located in the Old Burlington building 2nd Floor, at our 30th Street campus.

 

     
         
   Agriculture Internships - go to http://www.agcareers.com/intern/internship9.htm      

       
         

 

 

 

 

IF YOU HAVE NO ON-THE-JOB WORK EXPERIENCE, PLEASE CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES:

   

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Volunteers needed – Volunteers needed to provide opportunities to grow spiritually while serving the poor and abandoned in Puerto Rico, Mexico, Cost Rica and Jamaica.

 

For more information contact Career Services in room 1414.