King County’s  goal is to be the best-run government in the nation by investing in our employees and offering Internships. We will accomplish this by embracing continuous improvement, instituting best management practices and empowering our employees to use their experiences to join us in our goal. 

We look to foster an environment of growth and innovation, developing the talent and skills of our employees, especially our student interns. 

Hands On is working with Hyatt to offer an 80-hour Hospitality Training program for the summer of 2023.   

Areas include:  Culinary, housekeeping, Banquets, Laundry, Guest Services, Steward and more.  

Qualifications: 

• Documented Disability 

• Must be 18 or older 

• Must pass a background check 

(no convictions within the past 7 years) 

• High School Diploma or GED is 

NOT required 

• Be able to follow basic directions and work semi-independently 

• Be able to work all shifts - nights, mornings, weekends, and holidays 

• Supported Employment Clients are typically not appropriate for this training opportunity 

For more information contact 

Francis Gathenya 

francis.gathenya@dshs.wa.gov 

(206) 445-3476 

Send completed applications to 

info@handsoneducation.net 

Application 

Refugee Youth Mentoring Program and Training: 

Refugee Youth, in the U.S. less than four years, Mentoring Program.  Age 18-24.  Receive: Mentorship, Case Management, Support Services, Employment and Training. 

In addition they have training in Restoration Internship/Training, Machinist Institute, and  Barista Training,  

Contact: Farhiya Abdo; 206 453 5142 or 206 429 3824 

Paid Internship:  Partnership in Employment 

Over the course of 10 weeks, you will focus on education and training in environmental topics.  You will also put your knowledge and skills to use to complete restoration projects in parks. 

Working with Port of Seattle and Green Seattle 

Disney College 

As a Disney College Program participant, you'll become part of the magic that is known worldwide. Gain valuable, on-the-job experience working in our parks and resorts, participate in college coursework, and have the opportunity to meet and live with people from all over the country and potentially the world in company-sponsored housing. This truly unique five- to seven-month program allows participants to network with leaders, take part in personal and career development classes, and build transferable skills such as problem-solving, teamwork, guest service and effective communication. 

18+ and High School Diploma/GED 

Apprenticeship programs in: 

HVA Services Technician (5 years) 

Sheet Metal Worker (5 years) 

HVAC Test, Adjust & Balance Technician (5 years) 

Application 

Questions email:  darienes@wwsmjatc.org 

Walgreens is proud to invest in and champion an “earn while you learn” Pharmacy Technician Training Program recognized by ASHP and the Department of Labor. This apprenticeship program gives you an entry point to a career in healthcare by guiding you in taking steps towards becoming a certified pharmacy technician, through the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) Certified Pharmacy Technician or Exam for the Certification of Pharmacy Technicians (ExCPT), and helping you maintain the high level of skill required in the pharmacy care industry. The program arms you with a nationally recognized, portable credential that will help you advance your career.

https://jobs.walgreens.com/job/renton/pharmacy-technician-pharm-tech-apprenticeship/1242/23722556608 

WorkEd Cyber Security Externship: 9th - 12th Grade  Through real work scenarios, students will learn how our nation's critical infrastructure, private companies, and everyday citizens stay protected.  

May 16-19; Virtual 4-6pm 

May 23-26.  Virtual 4-6pm 

There are a total of 50 spots available. 

Walker’s Mazda and Subaru work with the Renton School District to give students free training to work in a car dealership. 

Age 16+ 

Lot Porter 

Parts Department 

Office 

Age 18+ 

Auto Technician 

Port of Seattle Internships

Gene Juarez Academy:  To become a licensed cosmetologist in WA state, students must complete 1,600 hours of training and pass State Exams.  Our program is four days per week and takes approximately 13 months to complete. 

ICH is looking for Dental Assistant Interns to serve in Bellevue, Seattle and Shoreline. Launch your career and receive advancement opportunities.

Apprenticeship requires a signed agreement between you and the JACTC which ensure quality training on-the-job, and in the classroom.  You literally earn while you learn during this five-year program. 

Qualifications 

• Minimum age – 18 

• High School Graduate or equivalent 

• Copy of valid WA State Driver’s License 

• Must be physically capable of performing the work of this trade 

• Pass a drug test 

Applications are available by appointment with the Training Director:  206 450 5655 

Email: school699@outlook.com  

ANEW  is the oldest, continuously running pre-apprenticeship program in the nation with a unique and successful reputation for training people to enter the construction industry. 

Programs and Services 

Pre-Apprenticeship Information 

Apprenticeship Resources 

Youth Exploration Program 

Apprenticeship Information & Resources 

Passport to Careers 

Free CDL Training 

Fork Lift Certification 

Are you interested in a career in the fire service? Join fire service professionals from King County agencies, including the Port, at the fourth Diversity and Recruitment Workshop. Designed to help you navigate the hiring process, this workshop is open to everyone ages 16 and up. Join us on May 6 from 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 pm.   

 Register 

VIRTUAL CAREER FAIR FRIDAY'S

School year 2022-2023

• September 9th, 2022: Resume, Cover Letter, and Interviews
• September 23rd, 2022: Trades
• October 7th, 2022: Business & Marketing 
• October 21st, 2022: Health Care & Allied Health
• November 4th, 2022: Industry Highlights
• November 18th, 2022: STEM
• December 2nd, 2022: Industry Highlights 
• December 16th, 2022: Human Services  
• January 6th, 2023: Industry Highlights
• January 20, 2023: Business & Marketing 
• February 3rd, 2023: Health Care & Allied Health 
• February 17th, 2023: Trades
• March 3rd, 2023: STEM
• March 17th, 2023: Interviews & Re'sume'
• March 31st, 2023: Entertainment fields
• April 14, 2023: Engineering 
• April 28th, 2023: Healthcare 
• May 12th, 2023: Project Management
• May 26th, 2023: Gaming 
• June 9th, 2023: First Responders

Renton School District has teamed up with *Pathful to bring you Career Fair Friday's! All students are invited to attend.

Every other Friday visit the Career Fair playlist below to explore your many interests and find the best fit for your happiness and future! 

*Pathful connects educators and learners with a network of industry professionals, virtually, bringing real-world relevance and career exposure to all students. Pathful also provides a skills-based volunteering platform for organizations to extend education outreach, and build their brand among the future workforce.

• Education & Workforce Summit Career Showcase 

• Career Connect Washington - Sessions are aired at 3:30 PM PCT on Youtube

• CITC: Construction Industry Training Council 

• Learn more about Apprenticeship, Construction Training, Continuing Education, and Skill Assessments at CITC. 

SEA Airport Union Jobs Fair on Thursday, May 19 from 4pm-6pm at the Sullivan Center in Tukwila (14350 Tukwila International Blvd 

variety of union employers in attendance, like: 

• HMS Host, represented by Unite Here 8! 

• Diverse Facility Solutions, represented by SEIU6 

• McGee Air Services, represented by IAM 2202 

• SSP at SEA, represented by Unite Here 8! 

• Hudson News, represented by UFCW 3000 

• Prospect Air represented by SEIU6  

• Securitas, represented by SEIU6 

 Information about the event and confirm your attendance:  

mlklabor.org/job-fair 

Registration 

2023 Renton Career Fair:  Wednesday, June 7, 3-6pm 

Renton Technical College Cafeteria (Bld I) 3000 NE 4th St 

–Free admission 

–60+ organizations that are hiring 

–Metro bus line stops at RTC 

–Free parking 

–Bring copies of resume’ 

Register  & see list of attending organizations 

SMG Virtual Summer Camp is for students in grades 4-12 and their family. Two versions are offered: elementary/lower middle school and upper middle/high school. 
 
Camp runs June 12 - August 11* 
*It's asynchronous so it can be done anytime 
 
SMG Virtual Summer Camp is completely online and FREE! 
 
TO SIGN UP:  

• Visit www.stockmarketgame.org and click “Register” 

• You can select either the “Teach Students/Others” or “Participate By Myself” categories.  The “Teach Students/Others” category will allow you to register for multiple students and provide access to additional stock market game materials above and beyond SMG Summer Camp.  The “Participate By Myself” category limits participation to one person with one trading portfolio. 

• Enter 00000 for your zip code  

• Select the “June 12-August 11” Summer Camp session 

• You can select any of the following: all are enrolled in the SMG Summer Camp.  (this distinction is used for our school-year competitions)  

• 4-12 grade team/s 

• Homeschool team/s 

• After school team/s 

• Continue with the registration process and you will receive a confirmation email when your registration is submitted successfully. 

FOR MORE INFO:  Access our info session HERE. 
 
QUESTIONS?  
email: ereidel@sifma.org 

An Outdoor Leadership Program 

FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES 

A program of the Washington State Leadership Board 

Boundless Washington is a statewide program that integrates fun, challenging outdoor activities with online leadership development training for young people with disabilities in Washington state.  

Boundless Washington is funded through specialty license plate revenues from the Seattle Storm and the Seattle Kraken. 

PROGRAMMING 

Boundless Washington students participate in monthly online meetings centered around the Washington State Leadership Board Leadership Development framework, which promotes advocacy, teamwork, accountability, and other leadership skills. The program’s meetings are supplemented with active online group discussions focused on setting personal goals for both leadership and outdoor activities. Program staff encourage and challenge participants to push the boundaries that society often places on them due to their disabilities.  

As a culminating celebration of their accomplishments, the cohort of Boundless WA students attend the annual No Barriers Summit in the summer. There, students have the opportunity to participate in the ultimate outdoor experience packed full of immersive activities with peers. Thus, Boundless Washington fellows not only gain practical outdoors skills, they also challenge themselves personally and develop valuable leadership skills. 

The Boundless Washington is a year long program. Each cohort is comprised of up to 10 student leaders from throughout the state who are interested in exploring the outdoors, challenging themselves, and are motivated to make our state and their communities more inclusive.  

https://kcls.org/summer/ 

How to Participate 

Track the time you spend reading this summer. To participate, 

• visit your community library for a Reading Challenge log or 

• create an account in Beanstack. 

Your goal is to read 20 minutes per day (or set your own reading goal) between June 1 and August 31. 

Read anything you want. This includes reading to someone else or listening to an audiobook. 

Win prizes 

Be sure to visit this page in the summer for details about summer reading events for all ages. 

👩🏽‍💼 Prepping for a Technical Interview? Participate in the GWC Technical Interview Prep program this Spring! Sign up for our free online course here to practice different types of technical interviews on your own time. 

• This virtual experience is free to students 
• This program is self-paced and takes 5-6 hours to complete 
• Get practical experience and skills 

• Use this experience on your resume’ 

Students gain the computer science skills they need to make an impact and prepare for tech careers in our free, virtual summer programs. Summer program participants get exposure to tech jobs, meet leaders in tech careers, and find community in our supportive sisterhood; all while investing in their future self. 

They offer two programs: A 2-week immersion program or a 6-week self-paced experience that will allow students an opportunity to learn in a style that works best for them while making meaningful connections. All high school students who identify as girls or non-binary can apply, and no prior computer science experience is required. 

$300 needs grant available for students in U.S. 

Apply Now 

Private Pilot Ground School (PPGS) is a FREE unique, fast-paced, three-week summer course that provides the opportunity for Washington State rising 9th-12th grade students to explore the fundamentals of being a professional pilot while creating a base of aeronautical knowledge needed to successfully pass the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) private pilot written exam. 

Your instructors are licensed pilots and educators who will engage you in hands-on learning in The Museum of Flight’s state-of-the-art flight simulator lab in the Aviation Learning Center and through team projects. You’ll meet fascinating professionals in the aviation industry and take field trips to local aviation and aerospace companies. 

Private Pilot Ground School will help you build a foundation in aviation that will help you excel regardless of the career pathway you choose to pursue. 

Program Details: 

Dates: June 29 through July 19, 2023 (No class Tuesday, July 4) 
Time: 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM; Monday-Friday 
Location: The Museum of Flight and Raisbeck Aviation High School (adjacent to the Museum) 
Age: Rising 9th-12th grade students (Must be a Washington State resident) 

Note: Students must provide their own transportation to and from The Museum of Flight. 

Program Fee: FREE 
Credits: Participants can earn up to 0.5 high school CTE credits and 5 college credits through the Puget Sound Skills Center. To qualify, participants cannot miss more than two days of class

UW Nurse Camp| 16+

SCOPE Project: Youth Reengagements (14-24 year olds)

• Explore successful education pathways
• Discover your passion through summer activities
• Remove barriers

Please contact one of the Project SCOPE Youth Advocates below with any questions and/or to make an appointment.

• Ana Verduzco anav@nhwa.org
• Adriane Karg adrianek@nhwa.org
• Angel Berry angelb@nhwa.org

Are you a BGWP, a black girl who paints? Then submit your application for the Girls Award, a monthly award that provides a $100 e-gift card for art supplies. 

Do you know a BGWP? Nominate a BGWP here! 

Awards available for BGWP between the ages of 6-18.

SAVE YOUR SPOT NOW  FOR TEACHER ACADEMY FALL 2023

Renton Teacher Academies are Growing Our Own Paraeducators and Teachers by recruiting students like you who are interested in becoming World Changers in our classrooms!  SOPHOMORES & JUNIORS contact the Teacher Academy teacher from your school today!

Teacher Academy – Hazen High School
Ms. Natalia (Tasha) Schroeder

Teacher Academy – Lindbergh High School
Mr. Derrick Holt

Teacher Academy – Renton High School
Ms. Vanessa Barut-Del Fierro

Teacher Academy – Talley High School
Ms. Tracy Robnett

Participate:

• Weekly Internships at RSD Elementary & Middle Schools
• Experience Workshops, Classes, Campus Visits offered by CWU professors
• Prepare for Paraeducator Exam
• Earn Paraeducator Certificate
• Earn College Credit from CWU
• Educator’s Rising Club

Discuss:

• Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in our schools
• Lesson Planning and Design
• Instructional Best Practices
• Culturally Responsive Classroom Management
• Alternative Pathways to Teaching

Scheduled Visits and Contact Info

Military recruiters from the United States Air Force, Army, Marines, National Guard, Navy visit Hazen once a month to share information with students. These visits usually take place during lunch either in the Commons or the Cafeteria. Feel free to chat with these recruiters if you are interested. If you would like to meet with any of these recruiters outside of those specific days, you may contact them directly or let Mr. Nguyen know. They are more than happy to drop by Hazen to meet with you!

National Guard
Staff Sergeant Sydney Moore
Phone: (253) 389-0143
www.gowaguard.com (Links to an external site.) 
When: 1st Tuesday of every month during lunch in the Commons/Cafeteria
 

Army
Contact Email: Sergeant First Class Aaron Smith
Phone (Office): (206) 431-3147
Phone (Cell):  (206) 258-0896 
www.goarmy.com (Links to an external site.) 
When: Second Tuesday of every month in the Commons/Cafeteria
 

Navy
Petty Officer Thabo "Moe" Moyo
Phone (Office) (206) 394-7791 
Phone (Cell): (206) 462-9140 
www.navy.com (Links to an external site.) 
When: Third Wednesday of every month during lunch in the Commons/Cafeteria
 

Air Force
Staff Sergeant Abigail Paisley
Phone (Office): (206) 575-7825
Phone (Cell) (253) 306-3394 
www.airforce.com (Links to an external site.) 
When: First Wednesday of every month during lunch in the Commons/Cafeteria

Visit Todaysmilitary.com to learn about all of the military service branches, benefits, pay, career ooportunities and more! 
 

Interest Survey 

The RHS GESA Credit Union will open in September 2023, GESA is ready to hire their student intern(s) at RHS! This is a paid job with GESA. The student(s) selected will work for GESA this summer and next school year at their Tukwila branch. In addition, once the school year starts this student will manage our student run credit union at RHS AND will be paid by GESA to run the credit union while its open. To sweeten the pot, any student who completes their internship will receive a scholarship from GESA for approximately $3,000-$5,000. GESA is willing to work with student sports and activities schedules, they’d love to hire a multilingual student (though not required), and they’re open to hiring more than one student if we move to a 2 lunch schedule and can’t make the student’s schedule work to cover both lunches. Students need to be 16 when the position starts (end of school year) to apply. 

Visit the Commons during lunch to learn about the College and Career options in the area. 

A resume is a document that job applicants use to summarize their work experience, educational background, work experience, volunteer activities, and special skills.

Your resume communicates your qualifications and your brand—who you are and what makes you different-to employers and recruiters.  In a tough job market, you need a resume’ that helps you stand out in a sea of applicants.  Ultimately, the purpose of a strategically, targeting, polished resume’ is to get the interview.

Your resume should be truthful, organized, error free, and show how your experiences match what the employer wants.

Watch videos on how create a resume.  Then use this worksheet to plan out your information.  Be sure to add your CTE coursework and what you learned along with languages you speak/read/write.

Onet assists you with skills used in your jobs and classes.

Action/Vivid Verbs should be present tense.  
 
Resume Builder assists with you with building your resume after you have gathered the information.

Visit your Opportunity Center for additional assistance.

A cover letter usually is three paragraphs long and outlines why you are applying for a specific position, a brief overview of your professional background and what makes you uniquely qualified for the job, refer to job posting for key words.  While some employers require a cover letter to apply, others make it optional.   

A thank you letter or thank you email is an effective way to stay current with the interviewers you meet. It can set you apart from other candidates and increase your chances of getting a job. A well-written thank you note also allows you to provide more clarity on issues raised at your interview and can give you an advantage when competing with candidates with similar qualifications.