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Hi - Seniors:  Amazon has openings for all sites and hours.  Please take a look at Amazon powerpoint presentation above

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Please take the time to review the free website and create a resume, job search and plan your career or education.
California CareerZone (cacareerzone.org)

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Schroll down to review all the information.
Please review the support for students with accommodations and a high school diploma.
- Are you Regional Center eligible?  Click here for eligibility: Am I Eligible? - Regional Center of the East Bay (rceb.org) or call (510) 622-2764
- Check with the Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) if you are not regional center eligible.  The DOR can also help with support adults with accommodations, with job search, internships and other services. You can call (510) 622-2764 or visit online: CA Department of Rehabilitation
- You must get an assigned case manager for either of these support centers to have their service.

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The California Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) is an employment and independent living resource for people with disabilities...

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Snag-a-job.com  (click on this underlined below)

Search for Hourly Jobs & Essential Jobs on Snagajob

This website will show you jobs right in your area.  Just put in YOUR zip code (i.e. 94545) and the job within a 25 miles area will come up.  Please try this website for full-time or part-time hours.

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California Apprenticeship Coordinators Association (calapprenticeship.org)

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Frequently Asked Questions
Career Worksheet

A union apprenticeship is an excellent career choice if you like to work with your hands; are willing to serve an apprenticeship for up to five years, depending on the trade you select; have dexterity, mechanical ability, problem-solving skills and the ability to work collaboratively with a team; want to earn a living wage and good benefits; and want the opportunity to advance in your career.

Become skilled in a trade, and get paid to do it - "Earn While You Learn!"

Paid "scholarship" - no or low-cost supervised training

Full-time employment with career placement built in

Progressively increasing wage with excellent benefits

Nationally recognized credential - Completion of Apprenticeship Certificate

Improved job security and standard of living

Opportunity for college credit and/or associate degree

Pride and Dignity

More about apprenticeship "

The Ironworkers training facility located in Benicia California sponsored a hands-on welding training session for women this spring. The Gladiator Women Program was spear headed by Dick Zampa, Director of the Ironworkers Apprenticeship Program in Northern California. Ironworker retirees stepped up to assist in the training targeted toward women seeking a trade experience prior to entering a formal apprenticeship program.

The two hundred and twenty-four hour training included a starting orientation on tool identification, lifting, measuring, layout of steel and plan reading. The hands-on experience focused on hand and power tools, oxy fuel cutting, layout, fit up and shielded metal arc welding (SMAW).

Women participants came from a variety of sources: community colleges, pre-apprenticeship programs, community based organizations and referrals from the apprenticeship community.

A diverse group of women participated in the program. Their com-ments on why they were there all carried the common threads of change, opportunity and empowerment.

By entering a Union trade women have an opportunity to gain valuable skills and employment that can change their lives with deep personal and economic empowerment. Women working in the Union trades is a tradition that is here to stay. The National Women Building California and the Nation conference is being held in Sacramento, California on May 19th and 20th. The Conference is celebrating it's 11th year as a State wide con-ference and it's 2nd year Nationally!

CalApprenticeship.org Salutes all of our Union Tradeswomen.

For more information on women in the trades check out our women in the trades page.

Women participating in the 2012 program:
Renee Aguilar-Moreno, Shane Bell, Chante Boone, Helen Crittenden, Christina Dauer, Jennifer Duncan, Barbara Ferroni, Kelly Frydendal, Althea Gonzalez, Jane Gray, Veronica Greenhouse, Dashell Harris, Christanthia Hines, Jacqueline Jennings, Thelma Jimenez, Teresa Regalado, Georgia Silva, Julia Sauer, Amanda Snyder, Stephanie Spence.

For information on future "Gladiator Women" training sessions go to: www.Universityofiron.org

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Frequently Asked Questions Career Worksheet A union apprenticeship is an excellent career choice if you like to work with your hands; are willing to serve an apprenticeship for up to five years, depending on the trade you select; have dexterity, mechanical ability, problem-solving skills and the ability to work collaboratively with a team; want to earn a living wage and good benefits; and want the opportunity to advance in your career.

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GroundsWarehouseJobs.Fedex.com  or                                                    click onto the picture above for full job description.  

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Job Corps  Click on this site for more job training opportunities

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Job Corps is the largest free residential education and job training program for young adults ages 16-24. We connect you with the skills and education you need to get the career you want!

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Please click on this link to look for careers in the U.S. Postal Service:
Careers - About.usps.com

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Careers - USPS is Hiring - About.usps.com

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USPS hires a diverse workforce who is interested in serving the public. Explore the many open full-time, part time and seasonal jobs that offer a range of benefits and opportunities.

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Schroll down to review all the information.
Please check with your high school case manager on attending the Adult Transition Program (ATP). Your case manager should sign you up for ATP.
If you are attending or stop attending the ATP, then you should contact both
- East Bay Regional Center (rceb.org) or call  (510) 618-6100.  You must check with a case manager to see if you are eligible for Regional Center services.
If you are not RCEB eligible, then call Dept of Rehabilitation and talk with a case manager:
- Department of Rehabilitation.  You can call (510) 622-2764 or visit online: CA Department of Rehabilitation
Visit these websites to view the support services.

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To the RCEB Community:

Our agency has developed a plan of correction to be submitted to the Department of Developmental Services (DDS) regarding our inability to meet the caseload ratios required in law for two consecutive reporting periods.

Please review the letter from DDS and our plan found on the links below.

We appreciate your feedback.
Letter From Department of Developmental Services RCEB Plan of Correction

Learn more about our services and programs

Stay current with news about Regional Center of the East Bay

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Plan of Correction for Caseload Ratios - RCEB

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To the RCEB Community: Our agency has developed a plan of correction to be submitted to the Department of Developmental Services (DDS) regarding our inability to meet the caseload ratios required in law for two consecutive reporting periods. Please review the letter from DDS and our plan found on the links below.

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Please review the PDF -  link below for transitioning from high school to college/career.
Transition from High School -          transition from high school.pdf

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Alameda County Social Services Agency  <---(link to website)

Please click on this link to view the poster for job posting for Alameda Social Services:
Alameda Sservices recruitment flyer.pdf

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Please click on this link for U.S. Dept. of Labor and search for a Career One Stop.  This is a source for career exploration, training and jobs.
Local Help | CareerOneStop

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Find local workforce services for employment help.

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Chabot College - Chabot College
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Laney College - https://laney.edu
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College of Alameda - College of Alameda – Changing the Standards of Education  https://alameda.edu
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Ohlone College Ohlone College https://ohlone.edu

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For support in other languages, visit our language assistance page.
For disability and accessibility support, contact DSPS.

All academic and career technical education programs and student support programs and services are open to all students without regard to race, color, national origin, sex or disability status.

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For support in other languages, visit our language assistance page. For disability and accessibility support, contact DSPS. All academic and career technical education programs and student support programs and services are open to all students without regard to race, color, national origin, sex or disability status.