Jobs & Internships for BLA Students

Welcome to the Jobs & Internships Bulletin!

This is a space to find jobs and internship opportunities for students at Boston Latin Academy. Opportunities will be updated on a weekly basis so be sure to check it out. Please connect with Ms. Kiley (Room 110) or via email (kiley.danchise-curtis@bostonpic.org) to set up an appointment to get you connected to these jobs.

MEET YOUR CAREER SPECIALIST!

Office: Room 110C

Hours: Fridays 8:30-2:30

Email: Kiley.danchise-curtis@BostonPic.Org

Phone: 617-895-7040

What I can help you with: Anything job related! Resumes, cover letters, PAID SUMMER INTERNSHIPS; let’s do it all!

Make a Friday appointment with the QR Code below:

Ms. Kiley is your Career Specialist here at Boston Latin Academy. She works with the Boston Private Industry Council to provide youth in BPS with career coaching and professional development to help them secure part-time jobs, internship opportunities and more! Please connect with Ms. Kiley (Room 110 on Fridays) or via email (kiley.danchise-curtis@bostonpic.org) to set up an appointment to get you connected to jobs and other opportunities!

PAid summer internship Opportunities

Boston Pic's Summer internship APplication is now open!

Students aged 16+ should apply here today!

The Boston PIC's Private sector internships are a great way for students to experience different work environments and gain skills that will be useful for life after high school.

Internships include the following industries:

Healthcare
Law
Technology
Engineering & Real Estate
Biotech & Life Science
Business & Finance
Restaurants & Tourism
Arts & Media
Higher Education

2023 PIC SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM DATES:

July - August | 25+ hours/week

WAGE:- $15 - $18/hour

REQUIREMENTS:

Must be age 16+ by July 1, 2023
Must be a Boston Public Schools student
Must be a current 9th - 12th grader
Must be authorized to work in the US
Must have a Resume

WATCH A PIC internship information session

Industry Preview Days:

What: An opportunity for students and teachers to hear from employers hiring students this summer through the PIC. These are broken down by our top private sector companies—healthcare, business, finance, and STEM. Click the link here to be directed to the presentations.

- Healthcare
- Business Finance
- STEM

Fidelity Scholars Program

Eligibility Requirements

For the 2023 recruitment period, student applicants must be from one of the following areas: Boston, MA; Dallas/Fort Worth, TX; Raleigh-Durham, NC.

Student applicants must be of African American/Black, LatinX, Native American (providing documentation of tribal affiliation) or Asian/Pacific Islander heritage.
Students must be U.S. citizens or legal resident aliens.
Student applicants must be Pell Grant-eligible at the time of selection as verified by the college or university financial aid office at the institution they will attend.
Student participants must pursue a bachelor’s or an associate degree at an accredited not-for-profit, four-year or two-year – college or university, (including minority serving institutions (MSIs) and historically Black colleges and universities (HBCU)s, or not-for-profit certificate program within the state of their residence.
Students seeking to enroll in two- or four-year academic programs must complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form and have a demonstrated, unmet financial need as verified by their college or university of enrollment. Students seeking to enroll in certificate programs must complete any related financial assistance forms where applicable.
All applicants must have a cumulative GPA of 2.5 – 3.5 to enter the program and must maintain a minimum GPA of 2.5 to remain in the program.
Students must be 16-24 years of age and enrolling in a four-year, two-year or certificate program for the first time.

TO APPLY CLICK HERE.

Bloomberg Arts Internships

For JUNIORS ONLY interested in the arts!

Immersive summer programs and internships have a significant impact on a student’s development — putting them in a better position to succeed in the classroom and gain the experience they need to have success in their future careers. The Bloomberg Arts Internship program is working to help young people develop the skills and give them the tools they need by providing students with work experience at select cultural institutions, as well as work-readiness and college-preparation training.

To apply fill out the Boston PIC internship Application here along with the BAI interest form here

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Ongoing Opportunities

Visit the Boston Pic student webpage for more job listings and online resources!

click here

If you haven't quite found what you are looking for yet on this webpage I highly recommend taking a look at the Boston PIC student website. This is a great resource for students to learn about open youth employment and enrichment programs, part time job openings and gain access to resources for interview preparation and resume writing! This website is updated weekly with opportunities similarly to this page. Please reach out to Ms. Kiley if you have any questions.

College & CAREER Mentoring

Looking for career development support?

Participants may make an appointment for the drop in sessions HERE !

The City of Boston has started a new initiative to prepare Boston youths by providing personalized one-on-one sessions to support their career development!

All Successlink Participants are highly encouraged to stop by one of these sessions to take advantage of their work experience at their organizations.

Our sessions include:

Personalized career exploration
Mock interviews
Resume and cover letter building
Explaining the ins and outs of choosing your college majors and how that plays a role in career readiness.

Drop In Hours:

Monday: 11am - 5pm

Tuesday: 2pm - 5pm

Wednesday: 11pm - 5pm

Thursday: 2pm - 5pm

Friday: 11am - 5pm

**Ms. Kiley is also here in school to help you with the same topics! You can schedule an appointment for an in-school one-on-one session HERE **