Have you got what it takes to get the job you want this summer? Prove it at the Jobs for Youth Work-Readiness Challenge & Membership Drive. Get feedback on your resume and interviewing skills. Apply for membership to San Francisco's premier job search and application service for youth. Event registration is required. Participants must be 16-21 years old, a San Francisco student or resident, and eligible to work in the United States.
Saturday, June 7th, 2008
10 am - 3 pm
Mission CareerLink
3120 Mission Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
To register for our Summer Challenge 2 Membership Drive, call (415) 861-JOBS or email jobsforyouth@uwba.org. Leave your name, phone number, and First and Second Choice slots for interview times: 10:00 am, 10:40 am, 11:20 am, 12:00 pm, 1:00 pm, or 2:220 pm. We will then send a confirmation email with your interview time, location information, and next steps.
Get assistance completing paper and online applications to local businesses that are hiring.
Located at 221 Main Street, Suite 300 (3rd floor)
4/9 - Wednesday: 1-5pm
4/24 - Thursday: 1-5pm
5/14 - Wednesday: 1-5pm
5/27 - Tuesday: 1-5pm
6/11 - Wednesday: 1-5pm
6/26 - Thursday: 1-5pm
To sign up, email mgutknecht@uwba.org with your resume and be sure to regularly check your email.
February 6th at 4:15 PM.
221 Main Street, Suite 300 at United Way of the Bay Area
OR
February 7th at 4:15 PM.
3120 Mission Street at the Mission CareerLink Center.
To sign-up call (415) 808-4419 or email mgutknecht@uwba.org
- Learn how Jobs for Youth can help you get a job
- Find out how to become a member
- Get useful information regarding member expectations
- Register for the Jobs for Youth Summer Challenge & Membership Drive on February 23rd.
February 23rd 10 AM - 3 PM. Registration is required. Register by February 18th.
3120 Mission Street at the Mission CareerLink Center.
Have you got what it takes to get the job you want this summer? Prove it at the Jobs for Youth Work-Readiness Challenge & Membership Drive. Get feedback on your resume and interviewing skills. Apply for membership to San Francisco's premier job search and application service for youth. Event registration is required. Participants must be 16-21 years old, a SF student or resident, and eligible to work in the United States.
To register, email jobsforyouth@uwba.org with "Challenge" in the subject line or call (415) 861-JOBS.
October 13th 10 AM - 3 PM. Registration is required. Register by October 8th.
3120 Mission Street at the Mission CareerLink Center.
Get feedback on your resume and interviewing skills. Apply for membership to San Francisco's premier job search and application service for youth. Event registration is required. Participants must be 16-21 years old, a SF student or resident, and eligible to work in the United States.
To register, email jobsforyouth@uwba.org with "Youth Screening Day" in the subject line or call Mayela at (415) 808-4419.
BAYCAT, the Bayview Hunters Point Center for Arts & Technology, offers young people the opportunity to achieve artistic expression by developing their innate abilities to think critically, to invent, and to improvise. BAYCAT empowers youth to discover, acknowledge, and understand their own inherent creativity and is now offering free media and design classes to students of all ages. Sign up now!
Joseph Booth-Metwally was declared missing on Thursday, December 14th, 2006. If you have any information on Joseph's possible whereabouts please call (415) 558-5508 and ask for Inspector Lewis. Our thoughts and prayers are with Joseph and his family.
For more information on Joseph and numbers to call with information please visit http://www.josephbooth-metwally.info.
San Francisco, CA – Jobs for Youth has been awarded a Service Grant from the Taproot Foundation. With an estimated value of $50,000, the Taproot volunteers will assist Jobs for Youth in the development of key messages and brand strategy.
Funded by the Department of Children, Youth and their Families and United Way of the Bay Area, Jobs for Youth creates pathways to the local business community that enable young people to strengthen their foundation for success. The initiative delivers on its mission by coordinating efforts of the public, private, and non-profit sectors to connect qualified and trained youth with private-sector employment. More information is available at www.jobsforyouth.net
Recognizing that nonprofits have the greatest potential for addressing our communities’ most challenging social and environmental problems, but often lack the operational resources they need to thrive, the Taproot Foundation exists to close this gap. The Taproot Foundation model leverages skills of the business community to provide nonprofits with free, reliable, high-quality services. As the country’s largest nonprofit consulting firm, the organization has engaged over 2,000 business professionals in rewarding pro bono work, delivering more than $21 million worth of services to over 450 nonprofits in Chicago, New York, Boston and the Bay Area. More information is available at www.taprootfoundation.org.
The Jobs for Youth service grant team will be staffed by Glenn Eagleson, Senior Planner and Policy Analyst - DCYF; Pete Gerharz, Director of Workforce Development – Larkin Street Youth Services; Sonia Gomez, Project Manager; Barbara Hoo, Marketing Manager; Wade Jansen, Copywriter; Sheri Osborn, Account Director; Deepak Sharma, Brand Strategist; and Molly Wertz, Vice President Community Investments – UWBA. Each service grant team member is volunteering time and service within their area of professional expertise.
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GET FEEDBACK ON YOUR RESUME AND INTERVIEW SKILLS FROM SAN FRANCISCO PROFESSIONALS.
Apply for membership to Jobs for Youth - San Francisco's premier job search and application service for youth. Jobs for Youth serves San Francisco residents and/or students, aged 16-24. Event registration must be submitted by May 11. Please register by calling (415) 861-JOBS or by emailing jobsforyouth@uwba.org and let us know what time you are signing up for.
Interviews last half an hour. Interview times are listed below.
10:00 am
10:40 am
11:20 am
12:00 pm
1:00 pm
1:40 pm
2:20 pm
Arrive 15 minutes before your interview time and bring a completed application packet that you can download here.
You will be matched with a working professional or manager who will conduct an interview, provide feedback on your interviewing skills, your resume and cover letter. They will ultimately assess if you are job-ready. If you are considered job-ready then you will be granted a Jobs for Youth membership without having to go through our screening process.
IPOD SHUFFLE AND NANO RAFFLES AT JOBS FOR YOUTH BOOTH AT UNITED WAY OF THE BAY AREA'S BRIDGING COMMUNITIES EVENT ON APRIL 22!
JOBS FOR YOUTH HOSTS BUSINESS BREAKFAST WITH MAYOR NEWSOM
SAN FRANCISCO, March 7, 2007 – Mayor Gavin Newsom and Jobs for Youth, a community project of United Way of the Bay Area, hosted the Jobs for Youth Business Breakfast at the San Francisco Marriott today.
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