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HOSA Interest Meeting for Health Science students! (Sports Med, Biomedical, and Health Science)

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Ronald McDonald House Charleston’s Junior Board is back! 

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RMHC Charleston's Junior Board is back! Apply Today!
What is the Junior Board?

To promote leadership, community awareness, and philanthropy in our local youth, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Charleston formed the Junior Board in 2007. The Junior Board is a group of Junior and Senior High School students committed to creating meaningful avenues of support for families staying at RMHC Charleston. Students learn firsthand the different shapes that philanthropy can take by participating in meaningful service and fundraising activities. Members will be eligible for 3 different scholarship awards at the completion of their term:

Becoming a Junior Board Member

Members of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Charleston Junior Board are aspiring leaders in their communities. Members must be Junior or Senior High School Students within the board year they apply for and commit to the program for the entire school year.

Want to be a part of our Junior Board and serve as an ambassador to the families we help? Interested members must fill out an application. There will be a maximum of 25 members each school year.
All applications may not be accepted into the program. Follow these steps to apply:

Review the Junior Board By-Laws

Fill out this Application

Submit a Letter of Recommendation

Send in a headshot photo to Maddie@RMHCharleston.org

Member Activities:

Group Service Activities: Meals That Heal Program, program events, and special projects that provide direct benefit to families of RMHC Charleston.

Fundraising: Collective activities that generate direct financial support for the agency.

Ambassadorship: Representing the charity at community events to recruit new members and/or educate the broader community about the work at RMHC Charleston.

Want more information or ready to sign up? Email Maddie@RMHCharleston.org!

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RMHC Charleston's Junior Board is back! Apply Today! To promote leadership, community awareness, and philanthropy in our local youth, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Charleston formed the Junior Board in 2007. The Junior Board is a group of Junior and Senior High School students committed to creating meaningful avenues of support for families staying at RMHC Charleston.

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The South Carolina Commercial Seafood Apprenticeship Program - S.C. Sea Grant Consortium

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Vessel Captains and crew maintain and operate research and education vessels, sometimes remaining at sea for extended periods. In these roles, it is important to coordinate with scientists and educators to help them perform their work in a safe and efficient manner. At SCDNR, these jobs include Captain, mechanic, deckhand and cook on vessels ranging from 45' to 115'.

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Apprenticeship Carolina has just launched a platform that will list all the apprenticeships available in SC!

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Ashley Park is hiring! 15 and up starting at $15! 

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Night waitstaff position•             Flexible after school hours schedules, 2 hour shifts (More focus on school!), Great start into the job force, Introduction into the health and wellness industry.

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Night waitstaff position•             Flexible after school hours schedules, 2 hour shifts (More focus on school!), Great start into the job force, Introduction into the health and wellness industry.

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Seniors! Very interesting position working on the Lady Lisa as a deckhand. See details below! 

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Reading Partners and AmeriCorps have some opportunities for graduating seniors. They get paid and earn $$ for college too. Reading Partners is a long time great partner with our District.. They shared this this morning and asked if high school counselors could be made aware ..

Here is the link to the AmeriCorps Job Description and Application for our Program Coordinator position and here is the one for our Literacy Lead position.

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Interested in empowering students to become confident readers and lifelong learners? Join Reading Partners as an AmeriCorps Program Coordinator or AmeriCorps Regional Program Coordinator!

The AmeriCorps Program Coordinator is the face of Reading Partners in elementary schools, responsible for leading the coordination, operations, and relationship development of Reading Partners' one-on-one tutoring programs. AmeriCorps members serve full-time from August/September, 2023 through June/July, 2024 and must commit to a service term of 1,700+ hours.
What you'll do:
Lead the full-time coordination and operations of Reading Partners' tutoring programs at a school partner.

Coordinate the day-to-day operations and schedule of Reading Partners' tutoring programs to ensure the program meets students' learning needs

Provide ongoing tutoring to students

Manage student and tutor data records, and track student progress

Provide direct technical support to students and volunteers when using Reading Partners' online tutoring program

Forge and maintain positive relationships with students, families, tutors, and school staff to create a welcoming tutoring environment.

Lead family, student, and volunteer engagement support within your reading center

Motivate students in their learning journeys and manage student behavior

Guide, coach, and provide feedback and ongoing support to volunteer tutors

The AmeriCorps Regional Program Coordinator plays a critical role in our school-based team within the region. This role serves as a mobile coordinator to support multiple reading centers, supporting the implementation of our one-on-one tutoring programs. This is not a supervisory position, and this is not a tele-service position except when mandated by local and/or organizational COVID-19 protocols.
What you'll do:
Support implementation of Reading Partners' tutoring programs

Provide ongoing tutoring to students at multiple school partner sites

Collaborate with other school-based AmeriCorps service members to best practices

Co-lead student support to implement Reading Partners' online tutoring program at a portfolio of partner school sites

Forge and maintain positive relationships to create a welcoming tutoring environment for students, caregivers, faculty & staff, and volunteer tutors

You'll be successful in this role if you:

Root your service in our vision & values

Possess a high school diploma or GED

Hold US Citizenship or Permanent Resident Status

Have not completed more than three (3) prior AmeriCorps or VISTA service terms

Understand this position is an AmeriCorps service commitment and are dedicated to successfully completing a full term of service

Pay strong attention to detail and manage competing priorities effectively

Are open to learning technology systems like Salesforce, Google Apps, and Zoom Conferencing

Bonus Points if you are an AmeriCorps, Peace Corps, or other national service alum/alumna; and/or have experience volunteering with community-based or education programs

Reading Partners is committed to your growth and development. We offer a supportive culture, on-going professional development opportunities, and coaching designed to catapult you into your next career

11-month living allowance of $22,100.10 and an education award of $6,895 after successfully completing your service term

$500 mid-year bonus and a $3,000 end-of-year bonus ( note: the EOY bonus will only be paid out to members who complete their full service term. If a member needs to exit the program for a compelling personal circumstance, the bonus would be prorated based on the number of hours served)

Public transportation reimbursement at $127/month for 10-months

Medical, dental, and vision coverage at no monthly cost to you

Opportunities for networking with thousands of service-minded individuals

Childcare assistance available through AmeriCorps for those who qualify

You may be eligible for student loan forbearance on federal loans

Reading Partners is a national literacy nonprofit that engages community volunteers and AmeriCorps service members to support elementary-aged students on their path toward reading proficiency. Reading Partners is also committed to building a culturally competent and representative team to advance social justice through our service in schools and communities. Learn more about Reading Partners at readingpartners.org. Learn more about serving a year with AmeriCorps at https://www.americorps.gov/about.

Additional Information:

AmeriCorps members must live within commuting distance and have access to reliable transportation on a daily basis

AmeriCorps members will be required to serve full-time and on location. This is not a tele-service position except when mandated by local and/or organizational COVID-19 protocols.

Should the need exist, all AmeriCorps members will be provided PPE (personal protective equipment)

Due to the changing nature of serving in public education, AmeriCorps members may be asked to transition to another Reading Partners AmeriCorps position in the same region

Reading Partners AmeriCorps Vaccination Policy: AmeriCorps members will adhere to Reading Partners mask and vaccination policies, as well as to those of school-districts, which may vary depending on the region you are applying to serve with.

Join Reading Partners and leave a legacy that will last long beyond an unforgettable and life-changing AmeriCorps service term!
Applications considered on a rolling basis. Please email AmeriCorps@readingpartners.org with questions or if you'd like to connect with a team member!

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Reading Partners Program Coordinator/Regional Program Coordinator (South Carolina)

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Interested in empowering students to become confident readers and lifelong learners? Join Reading Partners as an AmeriCorps Program Coordinator or AmeriCorps Regional Program Coordinator! The AmeriCorps Program Coordinator is the face of Reading Partners in elementary schools, responsible for leading the coordination, operations, and relationship development of Reading Partners' one-on-one tutoring programs. AmeriCorps members serve full-time from August/September, 2023 through June/July, 2024 and must commit to a service term of 1,700+ hours.

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Genetics Summer-Camp at Charleston Southern Univ

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MUSC flyer with QR Codes for program info - Paid OJT

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Charleston Woodworking School is currently accepting applications! 

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Seniors-Fiber Optic Cable Installer/BICSI | Palmetto Goodwill

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Paid Camp Counselor at Camp St. Christopher 

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Paid Camp Counselor at Camp St. Christopher 

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Do you want to start a career in Fire Fighting? See details below.

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Eric Watson Student Leadership and Intern Program

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City of Charleston- Mayor's Youth Commission is accepting applications

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All of the opportunities listed are Student Led , meaning students must take the leadership role in applications, etc. Students should speak with their teacher, school counselor, and parents before applying for any of these opportunities.

Be sure to check out the Trident Region's Youth Apprenticeship program, another amazing career exploration opportunity!

Culinary Arts

Career Camp

TTC Culinary Institute of Charleston pre-apprenticeship camps: Fundamentals in Culinary Arts and
Fundamentals in Baking & Pastry. Participation fees covered by USDOL grant made available through Apprenticeship Carolina.

Rising 9th-11th graders (ages 15 or older)

This list is updated regularly - Please bookmark this page and revisit often for the latest information!

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The Junior Counselor Leadership Program through Charleston County Parks and Recreations is looking for dedicated teens between the ages of 13- 16

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A Junior Counselor is a young adult, aged 13-16, who is interested in a leadership role within an outdoor day camp setting. Junior Counselors assist Explorers Camp staff with various activities and duties associated with the daily schedule. Additionally, Junior Counselors are mentored by staff to aid in development of leadership qualities such as public speaking, confidence, organization and more.

Camp Sessions

Alpha: June 5-9 & 12-16

Bravo: June 19-23 & 26-30

Charlie: July 3-7 (off Fourth of July) & 10-14

Delta: July 17-21 & 24-28

Echo: July 31-Aug 4 & 7-11

Position Supervisors

Junior Counselors are directly supervised by the Explorers Counselors and Explorers Team Leaders. Junior Counselors are not solely responsible for supervising the campers; they are present to assist the camp staff.

Responsibilities

Attend all phases of training

Meet new ideas with an open mind, accept constructive feedback and make positive changes

Show a willingness to have a positive attitude and adapt to change

Accept and follow all Charleston County Parks policies and camp procedures

Be respectful of and responsible for all Charleston County Parks' property and equipment

Assist in the creation and maintenance of a physically-safe and emotionally-safe environment for all participants

Follow the set schedule for service, Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Actively participate in weekly meetings

Assist with preparation, execution and cleanup of camp programs and activities as assigned, such as lunch time, cookout, canoeing, crabbing, arts & crafts, biking, etc.

Attend all scheduled sessions and participate in all camp activities unless excused by prior arrangement

Dress Code

Khaki shorts or pants as well as comfortable closed-toed shoes. Junior Counselor uniform shirts will be provided. Shirts should be clean and tucked in. Appropriate water clothing and shoes for canoeing and water park activities is permitted during water-based activities. Single-piece bathing suits should be worn. No bikinis. Personal appearance should be neat and clean. In the event a camp shirt is unavailable, a solid color t-shirt (with no logos, designs, pictures, etc) is permitted.

Discipline

Young adults accepted into the program are no longer campers; they are seen as possessing a level of maturity that they can help operate camp and will not need to be disciplined. The program wants to provide an opportunity for Junior Counselors to learn and grow. However, instances of inappropriate conduct or inability to follow Charleston County Parks policies will not be tolerated. If necessary, with Camp Director's approval, individuals will be excused from the program.

Absenteeism

Should the Junior Counselor need to make a schedule change or be absent, please contact the Supervisor for Explorers Camp via email or text/call.

Program Fee

$120

Application Procedure

Apply online starting February 4, 2023.

Early application deadline is Sunday, March 19 with interviews on Tuesday, March 21.

Deadline for all applications is Sunday, April 23 with interviews on Tuesday, April 25 and Thursday, April 27.

Positions are not guaranteed until confirmed by the Camp Director or Assistant Camp Director.

Orientation for Junior Counselors is May 9 or May 10.

Questions?

Contact Park & Program Services at 843-795-4386 or Camp Administrative Staff by email.

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View the options available to register for Workforce Training courses. Learn More >

Although federal financial aid cannot be used to pay for noncredit courses, other types of funding opportunities may be available for select courses. Learn More >

Employers can also register groups of employees for Workforce Training classes on a contract basis. Customized training is available. Let our team discuss funding opportunities available to employers via the Enterprise Zone Act, Apprenticeships (Adult and Youth) and others. Learn More >

Not sure if a noncredit Workforce Training program is right for you? Review all of the programs available in Trident Tech's various areas of interests, including credit and noncredit courses. Request more information to determine the best pathway towards achieving your career goals. Learn More >

Due to the possibility of inclement weather from Tropical Storm Nicole, all Trident Technical College campuses will be closed Thursday, Nov. 10, and Friday, Nov. 11, and classes and services will move to a virtual format. Online and scheduled online meeting classes will proceed as scheduled. Students in in-person classes scheduled to meet on Thursday and Friday should check D2L for instructions from their instructors. Campuses will reopen and the college will resume normal operations on Saturday, Nov. 12. Learn More >

New courses are available in the State-Funded Scholarships program. Review program criteria and program areas to get on the pathway to a new career. Learn More >

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Amazon Future Engineer students can boost their future for themselves and their community with the support of college funding, paid internships, and industry mentors.

You can receive a scholarship of up to $40,000
(up to $10,000/year) towards an undergraduate degree in engineering or computer science and an offer to complete a summer internship at Amazon!
Applications are now OPEN and will close on December 15th at 4:00pm EST.

If you have students or families in mind for this opportunity, check out our sharing resources for ways to communicate about the Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship!

This could be you!

The AFE scholarship presents life-changing opportunities, but don't take it from us. Meet current AFE Scholars that share about their experience ->

We want you to apply! When it comes to a paid industry internship and up to $40,000 in scholarships, your time can go a long way. You could be one of four hundred students chosen to win this double-sized opportunity-there's only one way to find out.

More than just a scholarship/internship

Learn about what makes the Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship more than just a scholarship! Recipients introduce you to the community they've joined and the benefits of engaging with scholars from all across the country who also share the love of Computer Science. Dive into scholars' unique experiences and learn why this is much more than just a scholarship or internship.

Be a high school senior in the U.S. who is currently enrolled in or who has completed a high school or college dual degree course where computer science, engineering, or robotics is the subject. Students who have not taken this course can opt-in to take an assessment offered by Amazon.

Georgia Tech, 2023

I started to make an impact on the lives of all students, to be an ally to students of color who often don't see themselves reflected in the staff of their schools, and try to broaden the horizons of those students who might not have access to the same resources as those from higher income families. Computer science related work is the new booming industry, and a career in computer science can be life changing.

Purdue University, 2023

I am from Hammond, Indiana and I discovered my passion for CS when I learned that it could serve as a way to let my creativity flow and help make people's lives easier. During the summer of 2020 I interned for Amazon as an Amazon Future Engineer and one thing I enjoyed the most about the AFE program was the sense of community it provided. Being an intern at a major tech company like Amazon after your freshman year of college can seem daunting but when you have a community of those similar to you, it helps make your experience 10X better.

University of California Berkeley, 2023

My hope is to inspire students and let them know that -if I can win an award like this, they can do much more. My goal as a teacher is to give students that boost, a launchpad, and an extra hand. Being a part of this program and now winning this award, I'm looking forward to next year as we reach a new cohort of students ready to explore, build, and take advantage of this program to better themselves and their community.

Frequently Asked Questions

Once you are selected as a recipient, the Amazon Future Engineer scholarship program will take a look at your financial aid package to determine how much funding you need. If your financial aid package shows that you have an unmet need of $9,000 per year, the Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship will give you $9,000. However, if your unmet need is more than $10,000, you will receive the maximum amount of $10,000 per year. In simple terms, we will cover your unmet financial need, up to a maximum of $10,000 annually.

Awards are renewable for up to three years or until a bachelor's degree is earned, whichever occurs first. Renewal is contingent upon the applicant continuing full-time enrollment at an accredited college or university, and maintaining a good standing with their university.

Applicants to the Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship Program must:

✅ Must be a U.S. Citizen, Permanent Resident, or Employment Authorized to work in the United States.
✅ Be a high school senior in the U.S. who is currently enrolled in or who has completed a high school or college dual degree course where computer science, engineering, or robotics is the subject. Students who have not taken this course can opt-in to take an assessment offered by Amazon.
✅ Be planning to attain a bachelor's degree in computer science, software engineering, computer engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, robotics, or other computer science related field of study from an accredited 4-year college or from a 2-year college with the intent to transfer to a 4-year college.
✅ Have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.3 on a 4.0 scale (or its equivalent).
✅ Must show financial need.

No! We actually have quite a few majors that are eligible for this award see below for details. If you have specific questions on whether your major would be a fit, reach out to us at AmazonFutureEngineer@ScholarshipAmerica.org and we will get back to you within one business day.

RELATED MAJORS
Computer Science
General Computer Engineering
General Computer Engineering
Technology Computer Hardware Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Information Systems Information Technology Management Information Systems Software Engineering or Software Development Math (Mathematics, Applied Math)
Data Science Mechanical Engineering Robotics Robotics Engineering Computer Hardware Engineering Design & Technology Aerospace Engineering Aeronautical Engineering

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Computer Programmers
Computer Scientists
Computer Systems Analysts
Computer and Information Systems Manager
Software Developers Robotics
Robotics Engineer
Biomedical Engineer
Mechanical Engineer
Hardware Engineer
Device Engineer
Aerospace Engineer
Aeronautical Engineer
Electrical Engineer

The applications open on October 2, 2023 and will stay open through December 15, 2023.

Winners of the Amazon Future Engineer scholarship also receive an offer to complete a summer industry internship after completing their freshman year of college. AFE interns work embedded on a software or hardware engineering team and pair up with a co-intern, manager, and mentors to build projects that have a real impact on Amazon customers. Interns get to work on some of Amazon's groundbreaking technologies and core platforms, like Alexa voice technology, Amazon Web Services, and the Amazon retail platform. At the end of the summer, most interns ship production-level code to Amazon!

Besides their project work, Amazon Future Engineer interns get exposure to the Amazon business through fireside chats with senior leaders, deep dives from technology teams, and an annual Alexa skills-building hackathon. Interns build bonds with their fellow intern cohort by collaborating on their project work and through social events - so if you join us as an AFE intern, you'll have lots of fellow interns from a similar background to go through this experience with you!

Please e-mail: AmazonFutureEngineer@ScholarshipAmerica.org and we'll get back to you within one business day.

At Amazon, supporting underserved students in their computer science education is not only important to us-it's imperative to building a diverse tech industry and future. Our Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship program provides students with an opportunity to upgrade their careers with up to $40,000 in scholarships and an offer to complete a paid summer internship at Amazon.

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SEAP places academically talented high school students with interest and ability in science and engineering as participants in Department of Navy laboratory research for eight weeks during the summer. Interns will be selected based upon academic achievement, personal statements, recommendations, and career and research interests.

Eligibility

High school students who have completed at least Grade 9 (See exceptions below)

Must be currently enrolled in high school (but may be taking college level classes for college credit)

Graduating seniors are eligible to apply

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Grade minimum

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New participant: $4,000

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