Career Newsletter
Career Newsletter
- Worksite Learning: Earn HS credit for your Job!
- 2024 Stepping Toward Success Brunch and College and Career Fair
- Fred Hutch: Veterinary Medicine and Pathology
- Seattle Police Explore
- ACE Mentor Program
- Foundry10: Art Residency Program (Paid)
- Aeronautical Science Pathway Program
- Youth in Focus
- OneWorld Now!
- Need Volunteers: LEAP Program
- Need Volunteers: School Connect WA
- Seattle Urban League: Connection Crew Program
- College Visits
Worksite Learning: Earn HS credit for your Job!
Who & What: Do you have a job or internship or will have one soon? Great news! You can earn up to 1.0 CTE credits for work and internship experiences. To participate, students must meet the following criteria:
- Students must be at least 16 years old
- Students must have a job or internship
To enroll in this program, students must complete the following:
- Complete the Learning at Work interest form below
- Complete the enrollment packet and return to your CCLC, Mr. Rho
To complete this program, students must complete at least 180 hours in one school year for 0.5 CTE credits or 360 for 1.0 CTE credits. Hours will not count until your enrollment has been approved.
Interested? Talk to Mr. Rho, Career Connected Teacher, to assist you at ewrho@seattleschools.org
2024 Stepping Toward Success Brunch and College and Career Fair
Who: 11th & 12th Grades
What: Join us for an inspiring day with UNCF at our upcoming Stepping Toward Success fundraising brunch, followed by an exciting College and Career Fair. his event features insightful panels on HBCUs and career opportunities, giving you the chance to connect with educators, admissions counselors, professionals, and like-minded pears. Plus, there will be music, dancing, prizes and more!! Don’t miss this amazing opportunity!! Admission is free!
When: October 6, 2024 from 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Fred Hutch: Veterinary Medicine and Pathology
Who: 9th – 12th
What: To promote awareness of veterinary medicine and veterinary pathology field among high school. Program structure:
- Lunch and support for transportation provided
- Round table and one-on-one meet and greet with professionals from 8+ years veterinary medicine career paths
- Annual Meeting tour and poster hall exhibition viewing
When: Monday, November 18 from 10 AM – 12 PM @ Hyatt Regency Seattle
Contact: hutchadvance@fredhutch.org
Seattle Police Explore
The Seattle Police Law Enforcement Exploring program aims to bridge the gap between youth and police by educating and involving them in police operations and to interest them in Law Enforcement.
Who: Exploring is for young men and women 14 to 21 years of age with a grade point average of 2.5 or above
When: must attend 2 – 4 monthly meetings in succession.
Cost: Free
Application: Rolling admission, please reach out to Officer Tre Smith, tre.smith@seattle.gov.
ACE Mentor Program
Who: 9th – 12th
What: Mentorship Program for students interested in Architecture, Structural/Civil Engineering, Construction, Mechanical/Electrical Engineering and more! ACE is an after-school mentor program for high school students. The program offers students the change to work with professionals from leading firms in Seattle, Bellevue, and Tacoma. Students will complete hands-on activities, office hours, videos, and design projects.
Where: In-person meetings from November-May (may be a virtual options), students meet with mentors for 15 two-hour sessions
Deadline: October 14th, 2024
Contact Information: SeattleWA@acementor.org; 415-750-4522
Foundry10: Art Residency Program (Paid)
Who: Age 16-20 years old at hire
What: foundry10 and The Vera Project are starting a paid Artist Residency opportunity for young visual artists, ages 16-20! This program is a unique chance for youth to dive deeper into their creative practice, build artistic community, and show their work at a culminating show at the Vera Project’s gallery space.
- Opportunity to exhibit art at The Vera Project during the month of May 2025
- Artist in residents paid $25 per hour (up to 20 hours per month)
- Materials stipend of $500 provided
- Opportunity to build out a body of work and learn from guest artists
- A supportive community of practice that encourages collaboration and creativity
Where: Vera Project, Seattle Center
Paid: $25 per hour plus $500 for art supplies
Questions? Contact jaeeun@foundry10.org
Aeronautical Science Pathway Program
Who: 11th & 12th graders
What: Aeronautical Science Pathway (ASP) is a program for high school juniors and seniors who want to become professional pilots or work in drone operations, air traffic control, airport management, airline dispatch, or any other aviation operations management fields. Offered at no cost to you!
- Includes six college-level courses each year
- Opportunity to earn 3 high school credits and 30 college credits each year
- Increase leadership and communication skills
- Develop job interview skills
- Mentoring by industry leaders
- Internship & scholarship opportunities
When: Monday through Thursday from 3:45 PM to 6:00 PM
Where: Museum of Flight
Orientation:
- October 22 – Virtual
- November 19 – In person
- December 10 – Virtual
Youth in Focus
Who: 13 – 19 years of age
What: Youth in Focus is committed to making sure you have a place to be creative, heard, foster community, and connect with your peers. Check out our new classes below and sign up for one or more.
All Youth in Focus programs are free, and we provide free bus passes if needed. All supplies and equipment are provided. Your donation helps cover the cost of our amazing art educators, equipment, and program space. We are committed to equitable arts access for ALL youth.
Classes:
- Beginning Digital
- Beginning Darkroom
- Intermediate Darkroom
Where: 2100 24th Avenue South, Suite 310, Seattle, WA 98144
OneWorld Now!
Who: 9th – 12th graders
What: OneWorld Now! offers inclusive and accessible international education programming for high school students through accredited language and leadership classes.
Learn & Gain:
- Learn Arabic, Mandarin, Korean or Russian
- Build your leadership skills and work together
- Earn academic credit and challenge yourself
- Gain access to study aboard, cultural change, community service opportunities, and more
Where: 610 Maynard Ave S, Seattle, WA 98104 or Virtual
Fees apply – offer sliding scale tuition and financial aid
Need Volunteers: LEAP Program
Who: 9th – 12th Grade
What: Leaders for Ethics, Animals, and the Planet (LEAP) is returning to Pasado’s this year! LEAP offers community building, leadership training, and hands-on learning that focuses on animal rescue and care, introductory veterinary medicine, ethics, the impacts of the current food system on the environment and human rights, as well as climate solutions and the future of animal welfare. As part of the LEAP program, students will participate in collaborative lessons along with opportunities to learn from professionals in fields such as animal law, food science, veterinary medicine, sanctuary management, renewable energy, and more.
Where: Pasado’s Safe Haven
Benefits:
- Hands On Service Hours with Animals – LEAPers will complete at least four service hours per month getting training in animal care, sanctuary management, and introductory veterinary medicine
- Leadership and Community Building – LEAP promotes leadership development through animal advocacy, public speaking, and community engagement. Teens will also have the opportunity to connect with other like-minded teens wanting to improve the world!
- Scholarship Opportunities – After completion of a LEAP program year, participants will have the chance to complete projects for a chance to win up to $1000 in scholarship for education OR job training opportunities.
Need Volunteers: School Connect WA
Who: 9th – 12th
What: School Connect WA provides after school literacy and math tutoring/programming for BIPOC and McKinney Vento children in Seattle Public Schools. We have recently partnered with Bagley Elementary School and Bethany Community Church – Green Lake to provide tutoring for 1st-5th graders. Since Bagley Elementary is not too far from Roosevelt it would be an easy commute for any students who are interested in volunteering.
Where: Dearborn Park International Elementary School & Bethany Community Center
Seattle Urban League: Connection Crew Program
Who: 9th – 12th
What: Want to help shape a more inclusive and connected Roosevelt school community? Earn 60 service-learning credits? Then, join the Connections Crew at Roosevelt High School. The Connections program aims to build a strong sense of belonging for EVERYONE at Roosevelt. Over one year, 12 lucky crew members (students) will facilitate fun activities, bringing together diverse groups of their peers.
When:
- In semester 1, crew members LEARN by participating in fun workshops and field trips. Interactive workshops are held once a week after school. Field trips are biweekly (once every two weeks). Semester 1 programming is from October 8th to January 28th.
- Throughout semester 2, the Connections Crew gets to work DOING as they plan and lead various FUNDED activities for their peers.
Questions: League Youth Engagement Coordinator Ms. Amber Inwood via ainwood@urbanleague.org.
College Visits
Who: Mainly for Juniors and Seniors
What: A college visit is crucial because it offers a tangible sense of the campus environment, allowing you to experience firsthand the atmosphere, facilities, and resources that will impact your daily life and academic experience. By interacting with current students, faculty, and exploring the surrounding area, you gain valuable insights into student life, housing, and the community, which can significantly influence your decision-making process. Ultimately, a visit helps you assess if the college aligns with your personal preferences and goals, ensuring that you make an informed choice about where to pursue your higher education.
Where: Room 110, Career Center
How: Register via Naviance (Click the link on how to register)
See our visits below for this week!