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We are accepting applications on Oahu for
Carpenter, Drywall & Millwright Apprentices from
 
Tuesday, Sept. 01 - Friday, Sept. 11
 
For your convenience, we've moved the application process to an online system. Visit us at https://hicarpenterstraining.com/apply/ to get prepared and review full application details.
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High School Internship Program

A hands-on learning opportunity and encourages SENIORS to be leaders and advocates in their schools and communities. 

The internship runs from October - April, and interns must commit for the full term.  

This is not an office position, and the work is designed to be completed outside of school hours

Applications for the 2020 - 21 school year are due before 6:00pm HT, Sunday, September 13, 2020.  

Please contact HighSchool_Internship@schatz.senate.gov or our Honolulu office at 808-523-2061 with any questions.

Download the application: High School Internship Application

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 jquinones1@honolulu.gov

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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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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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.