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Community Service
Community Service
One-time volunteer opportunities that help students learn more about careers and employability skills while contributing to the organization's mission. This includes helping at hospitals, animal shelters, public health and safety days, and learning from community-benefit organizations.
Approximate time commitment for volunteers
Approximate amount of staff needed
Community Service Outcomes
Community Service Outcomes
Provide students the opportunity to learn about a wide range of careers, jobs, companies, work environments, and the post-secondary education/training necessary to enter and advance in the workforce
Share information and expectations of a professional workplace (dress code, workplace culture, etc.)
Explain to student who helped you get to the job you have
Introduce employability skills to students
Preparing to host a community service volunteer
Preparing to host a community service volunteer
Share the volunteer requirements (age, work-experience, permissions, etc.) with educational organization
Coordinate with educational institution to share community-service volunteer opportunity with students
Support school in any field trip paperwork needed for student participation
Following-Up after community service
Following-Up after community service
Share documentation of volunteer hours with educational institution and student(s)
Share any feedback about the volunteer experience with the educational institution
Examples of Community Service
Examples of Community Service
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Typically one-time experiences at school or through a huakaʻi or field trip to build student awareness of the wide range of career, college, and community options available to them
Exploration experiences go beyond brief exposure of awareness-building experiences by extending the experience through multiple interactions or more rigorous student participation
Preparation level experiences strengthen student content knowledge and skills through coursework linked to extended interaction with community and industry professionals
Training experiences are extended interactions that require the application of the learned technical, employability, and academic knowledge in real-world industry settings
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