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Culinary Internship Program
This program focuses on healthy living and youth workforce development. Youth develop cooking skills that can be used in a professional kitchen. This program is taught by a licensed chef and helps provide youth with the building blocks to find a job in todays competitive job market. The Youth are also encouraged to share cultural… Read More
Pathways to Medicine Fall 2015
Suture and Surgical Lab: Sat 10/17, Sat 11/14 Join other teens passionate about exploring careers in the medical field for a fun lab that will teach you the basics of surgery and how to suture a wound. Get the opportunity to learn valuable medical skills related to surgical professions. We have recently extended this class to… Read More
This Way Ahead Youth Employment Program
Enterprise for High School Students is currently recruiting youth from underserved backgrounds ages 16-18 to apply for This Way Ahead our training and internship program sponsored by Gap Inc. This Way Ahead is a 14-week job readiness training program for high school and GED students in San Francisco. Once students have completed the training phase… Read More
Prepare Your Portfolio and Resume with “Give Us the Floor”
Teens need to be given the chance to explore their interests and build skills that will help prepare them for employment opportunities and college. Give Us The Floor gives teens the opportunity to build skills and prepare a portfolio for employment and/or college while supporting their peers and earning community service hours. Teens can choose… Read More
Ready, Set, Connect! Oakland Public Library’s Teen Job Training Program, Due September 22
Ready, Set, Connect!, a workforce development program provided by the Oakland Public Library and Community Technology Network, is now accepting applications for the 2015-2016 school year. Ready, Set, Connect! provides free technology and leadership job training to 20 youth between the ages of 16-24 from Alameda County. Participants gain valuable work experience as computer tutors… Read More
Hidden Genius Project for Young Black Men Interested in Tech
The Hidden Genius Project trains and mentors black male youth in technology creation, entrepreneurship, and leadership skills to transform their lives and communities. The Hidden Genius Project seeks to be the leading incubator of high-performing black-male entrepreneurs and technologists. These leaders are committed to cultivating future generations of aspiring and underserved youth software technologists. HGP cultivates… Read More