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The Hawai‘i State Department of Education (HIDOE) state offices, complex area offices, and schools offer in-person student internships tod provide opportunities for students to learn employability and technical skills related to their career interests.

 

Eligible students must be:

 

  • At least 16 years of age;
  • Enrolled in a HIDOE high school as a junior or senior or in a Community School for Adults; and
  • Enrolled in a program of study that aligns with the internship (preferred).

To view current internship opportunities, visit the link below. Section 1 (first tab) lists student internships located in state offices, complex area offices, elementary schools, and middle/intermediate schools. Section 2 (second tab) lists student internships that are located on high school campuses. 
Program Dates: June 10 - July 26  (7 weeks). 
Application deadline: April 15 
Interview dates: April 22-26 
​Announcements: May 2 

Program Information

  • Programming takes place on college/university campuses, at natural resources sites, and with conservation and government organizations on Oʻahu and Hawaiʻi Island

  • 1 or 2-week program during fall/summer Hawai’i DOE breaks

Benefits

  • Participants enhance their network and community through engagement with professionals in the natural resources (NR) field during college/university and NR organization visits (e.g., mālama ʻāina and career journey talks).

  • Participants engage in college and career readiness activities and have opportunities to practice what they learn throughout the program (e.g., informational interview skills and how to fill out college applications).

  • Participants learn about support available to participants and their families that can make pursuing a career in NR more manageable (e.g., FAFSA and scholarship information).

  • $300 stipend upon successful completion of the program

Qualifications

  • 11th-12th grade DOE students/recent high school graduates

  • Has a passion for Hawai’i’s ʻāina, which can look many ways. Some examples include: a strong interest in environmental science or sustainability, a dedicated hula student, a graphic designer who wants to use their art for environmental conservation, etc.

Servco Automotive Summer Internship Programs

Servco’s Automotive Summer Internship Program offers high school juniors and seniors an opportunity to explore career pathways in the automotive industry.

Our program introduces students to the automotive industry and provides a unique hands-on experience showcasing what a career in automotive could entail. Over the course of this 8-week program, interns will focus on the technician pathway and also rotate through various departments within Servco’s Automotive Retail and Distribution teams. Interns will spend time learning about the various careers in an automotive dealership, including automotive technician, service consultant, parts counter and warehouse, and warranty administrator.

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Position Title: Aide (Assistant Swimming Instructor)  l
                                         
Starting Hourly Wage: $14.00--$17.00 within the first 3 months based on performance, with the potential for future promotion to Instructor positions with subsequent pay increases up to $25/hour.

Duties/Job Description: An Aide is responsible for providing basic instructional and operational support by assisting with class activities, procuring necessary instructional equipment during lessons, and maintaining a safe and nurturing learning environment for students. 

Minimum weekly hours: 4  Maximum: 30

No prior teaching or swimming experience is necessary! This is a part-time position that offers great flexibility in scheduling. We are willing to work with students’ school schedules, and employees can change their work schedule about every three months. Minors under the age of 16 may also apply, and will work under the stipulations outlined by the Hawaii Child Labor Law. Thank you so much for your time and consideration! I can be reached by phone at (808)234-SWIM(7946) or by email at [email protected].
The Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard is looking for their next set of apprentices. The annual window to apply for thep PHNSY Apprentice Program will open on FEBRUARY 1ST. Eligible students can apply at www.usajobs.gov.

It would be wise for you to start creating your account and building your resume to apply. We can help you with this step in the CCRC!

You can learn more about this opportunity at: https://www.navsea.navy.mil/Home/Shipyards/PHNS-IMF/Careers/Apprenticeship/

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Being part of the Crumbl Crew is truly sweet. Come join our team and learn leadership/teamwork and life skills, and have fun working in a fast-paced energetic environment! 

Mission

Our mission is to bring friends and family together over the world's best box of cookies.

Qualifications:

  • Must be a minimum of 15 years of age and 18 years of age to operate mixers

  • Must have a CAN DO attitude.

  • Ability to work during the day, night, weekends and holidays.

Benefits:

  • Flexible schedule

  • Employee discounts

  • Tips 

  • Free cookie at every shift
The Hawai’i Youth Conservation Corps Summer (HYCC-S) Program, is a PAID summer opportunity (stipend andk education award/scholarship) and an intensive hands-on 7 weeks outdoors where participants learn conservation skills alongside professionals.
Participants get to visit various sites on the island to help make a difference for Hawaii's natural resources.
There’s a minimum age requirement of 17 to be a team member by our program start date in June.
Click here or on the logo for more information.

Volunteers are an integral part of hospice care. Whether it’s providing companionship to a person in the final months and weeksb of life, or offering support to their family members and caregivers, the contributions of volunteers are essential to the hospice team. Bristol Hospice provides the training and supervision to support you in this valuable work. 

Every hospice relies on volunteer support to provide excellent end-of-life care to each patient and family. By being a hospice volunteer, you can gain great personal satisfaction from knowing that you have made a difference in another person’s life.

Some examples of volunteer activities:

  • Providing companionship to a patient and their family
  • Being a comforting and supportive presence
  • Providing caregiver relief 
  • Helping with light housekeeping or meal preparation for the patient and family
  • Bereavement Program support
  • Participating in the We Honor Veterans Program
  • Office support

Interested in becoming a volunteer?

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tSee our latest career opportunities for interested applicants forp Pizza Hut and Taco Bell in the sidebar.

If you have any questions please email: [email protected]
 

INTERNSHIPSs

Our office is always looking to provide internship opportunities to talented High School and College students.

For more information on internship opportunities, contact our Office Manager, Lynn.

[email protected]

808-586-8420
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Volunteers in Public Service to the Courts (VIPS)
539-4880
See the flyer in the sidebar.

Junior Health Scholar Overviewc

Observe how the care delivery and administrative teams work together to deliver excellent care and explore whether a career in health care is right for you.

The Junior Health Scholar program allows high school students between the ages of 16-18 to shadow a current Health Scholar and observe how the patient care and administrative teams work together to deliver excellent care and to explore whether a career in health care is right for you. Most individuals complete the program in nine (9) months with a commitment of one 4-hour shift per week. For those looking to complete the program faster, we offer a 3-month option where you will receive priority shift selection. This means you will have first pick in selecting your shifts to ensure you complete the program on time.

Why Junior Health Scholar?

  • Decide if a career in health care is right for you and which profession is the best fit
  • Learn about the career path for your future profession
  • Develop relationships and receive mentoring opportunities from staff and Health Scholars
  • Receive a completion certification from UCLA’s Executive Programs in Health Policy & Management upon graduation
  • Receive preferred admission into the Health Scholar program
  • The program is offered year-round at select sites in Hawaii and Washington.

Click here or on the logo for more information.

The Law Enforcement Explorers Program is for young adults ages 14-20 years old.  The program provides these young adults who may be interested in a career in law enforcement with a comprehensive program of training, competition, community services and practical experiences.

 

Character development, physical fitness, good citizenship and patriotism are integral components of the overall program.  The program also provides for those young adults that want to join or participate in an organized program.  Through their involvement in the program, Explorers develop an awareness of the purpose, mission and objectives of law enforcement agencies, participate in community services, and learn teamwork and leadership skills.

 

For more information, see the flyer and contact Officer James Quinones at [email protected]

Ph. 723-3485

 

We are a FREE, Premiere Vocational Skills Training facility with 125 centers nationwide.  From those centers we rank #2 in recruitment and advance training placement.

Waimanalo Center offers 9 Trades - Facilities Maintenance, Office Administrative, Painting, Culinary Arts, Automotive, Health Occupation (C.N.A), Landscaping, Medical Office Support, Security Protective

See the flier attached.

Click the graphic to go to the recruiting page.

 
Department of Community Services
WorkHawaii Youth Program
  • We help Oahu's young people access programs and services that put them on the path to economic, educational, and social well-being. We are an award winning Youth Services Center.
  • Services include: Tutoring, Work Experience, Occupational Skills, Financial Literacy, Leadership Development
  • Phone: (808) 768-5888
Click here or the graphic to learn more. See the flyer in the sidebar.
Employment & Training Program, funded by the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), provides year round services to eligible adults 18 years or older and youth ages 14-24. 
We engage, develop, and work directly and together with the whole person to provide Adult and Youth Employment and Training Program Services.
Click on the logo or see the brochure for more details.
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Hawaii is Hiring is a one-stop online resource that connects kamaʻāina to job opportunities, training programsh and career navigation.

It provides local job seekers and new graduates with a streamlined job board and simple access to training and education tools valued in Hawaiʻi’s in-demand and emerging industries.

Hawaii is Hiring also helps residents find local short-term certificate programs and earn-and-learn opportunities like internships and apprenticeships that provide workers of all ages with opportunities to gain new skills to re-enter the workforce.
Job For Teens HQ
Excellent resource for: Jobs available by age and company, job search tips, resume help, interview tips, teen labor laws by state, and work permit information.
Caution - navigate with parental permission, and protect your personal information.
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A job search tool for summer jobs, internships, part-time jobs, careers...
Click here or the logo to go straight to the Jobs for High Schoolers section.
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The Occupational Outlook Handbook (OOH) is a career resource offering information on the hundreds ofu occupations that provide most of jobs in the United States.
Each occupational profile describes the typical duties performed by the occupation, the work environment of that occupation, the typical education and training needed to enter the occupation, the median pay for workers in the occupation, and the job outlook over the coming decade for that occupation.
Each profile is in a standard format that makes it easy to compare occupations, such as by projected employment change.

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The SLT Program provides unique training for students who are interested in becoming second language tutors, second language teaching assistants, and – with further training – second language teachers, in various global contexts. Students focus on the language of their choice, depending on their career goals and interests. Our graduates can pursue careers – in various contexts – in public and private K-12 schools, adult education, private language schools and even schools of their own!

Click here or on the logo to learn more.

Contact Information

Program Coordinator: Shawn Ford, 808.734.9327
Home Architecture Camp - learn the basics of architecture at home!
Board of Certified Safety Professionals
Young people desire careers that are both personally and professionally rewarding, and the field of safety, health, and environmental (SH&E) practice offers them exactly those opportunities. Safety offers financially secure positions with great opportunity for growth. Students planning on college should consider attending Graduate Safety Practitioner (GSP) Qualifying Academic Programs (QAPs).
 

The World Will Need 637,000 More Pilots in the Next Two Decades

By 
Kyunghee Park 
 
 
 
Bloomberg
 

More and more people are getting ready to travel by plane. Who is going to fly them?Airlines, especially those in Asia, have ordered new aircraft worth hundreds of billions of dollars in the past few years as rising incomes boost travel numbers to a record. This has led to a shortage of experienced pilots, a situation that looks set to worsen. The world will need 637,000 more pilots in the two decades through 2036, Boeing predicts.