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These Baltimore teens’ summer job: boosting their SAT scoresThe program, a partnership with the city’s teen jobs initiative, YouthWorks, not only provides the students with a free SAT and ACT crash course, but pays them minimum wage to be there 25 hours a week.

YouthWorks

YouthWorks 2020 will operate a virtual summer jobs program for 4,000 youth from July 13 through August 14 using a web-based tool that includes job readiness, career exploration, financial literacy, academic enrichment and skills training.

Posted On: Ongoing

Compensation: Varies based on position.

Job description:

YouthWorks is Baltimore City's summer jobs program, offering thousands of youth ages 14-21 five-week job experiences with non-profit, government, and private-sector employers.

Community Health Worker / Contact Tracer

Recent graduates are encouraged to perform contact tracing and other public health duties for COVID-19.

Posted On: Thursday, June 4, 2020

Compensation: $35,000 per year

This position will be a temporary contractual position and will include a health insurance stipend.

Job description:

This job is part of a temporary citywide corps, Baltimore Health Corps, that is being created to address the economic and public health crises caused by COVID-19. Jointly led by the Baltimore City Health Department and the Mayor’s Office of Employment Development, the initiative will train and employ hundreds of residents in a time of record unemployment while supporting the city’s emergency public health response. The corps includes a contract tracing/community outreach team and a care coordination team.

Lifeguard

For more information about how to pursue a job as a lifeguard, visit the Faculty landing to contact Ms. Shanelle England!

Posted On: Ongoing

Compensation: Varies based on work site.

Job description:

The Y lifeguard certification is a nationally recognized certification that is accepted in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. The Y has a long history and tradition in lifesaving and water safety since we created the first national lifesaving service corps in 1912.

Our certification course provides participants with the knowledge and skills needed to be a lifeguard and professional rescuer. The 36-hour course (27.5 hours in-person training and 8.5 hours of eLearning) teaches lifeguards how to effectively perform their duties in the pool, lake, river, surf, and waterpark environments.

Upon successful completion of the Y Lifeguard Certification Course, participants will receive certification in:

Lifeguard
CPR Pro/AED for the Professional Rescuer
Basic First Aid
Emergency Oxygen Administration