College & Career Readiness Office presents, Exploring College and Career Options Student Interns
College & Career Readiness Office presents …
Exploring College and Career
Options
Student Interns
Summer
2013
Do you have a work project you haven’t been
able to complete?
Would you like to have an impact on the
professional development of Oakland’s youth?
Act fast to get the best match! Complete
the Internship Request form below to start the process
You can help invest in the
future of Oakland's workforce by providing an ECCO student with exposure to a
high-quality work-based learning experience such as a 5-week summer internship.
Our ECCO interns are trained, insured, tech savvy, supervised and motivated.
They have experience working collaboratively, thinking critically, and are
prepared to help you with that project you need to get done.
These 16- and 17-year-old
students have been preparing all year to be your interns through the Exploring
College and Careers Options (ECCO) program. ECCO helps students become more
engaged, make informed choices about their futures, and learn the skills they need
to succeed in career and post-secondary education.
By hosting an ECCO student
intern, you will link their academic learning to career professional learning
in your industry. Please see our Internship Guide for Hosts which
details the expectations for internship host sites.
Click
here to complete the Internship Request Form by
June 14th.
Our staff will contact you to begin the placement process.
Our staff will contact you to begin the placement process.
WHAT:
5-week summer internship program (30 hrs per week)
WHEN:
July 1st-August 2nd - Tuesdays through Fridays
(Students
attend a weekly seminar on Monday's with their supervising teacher for ongoing
professional development)
WHERE:
Your place of business, Tuesdays through Fridays
Labels: 5-week summer internship program, College and Career Options Student Interns, College and Careers Options (ECCO) program, ECCO student, internship
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
Subscribe to Post Comments [Atom]
<< Home