The Work-Based Learning Program is offered to students to promote on-the-job training while developing the necessary skills needed in the workplace to make informed college and career decisions.
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Intern for a business, non-profit, or other LOCAL organizations!
Intern for a business, non-profit, or other LOCAL organizations!
Are you on track for graduation?
Is your attendance above 95%?
Explore this opportunity with your guidance counselor or Work-Based Learning Manager.
Find out the internships that are available by scanning the QR Code!
Find out the internships that are available by scanning the QR Code!
Email the Work-Based Learning Manager to get started! Roberto.Duran@lawrence.k12.ma.us
Fall WBL Sample Timeline:
Fall WBL Sample Timeline:
August to September: In-School Workshops
Early September: Internship Site Student Interviews and Internship begins.
Throughout the Fall Semester: In-School Internship Meetings
December: End of Internship
Students must demonstrate:
Maturity and responsibility
Good academic standing
No major disciplinary issues
A good attendance record
Able to represent themselves/school in the community
The Work-Based Learning Program allows students to:
Identify and explore career fields before they commit to years of preparation
Receive academic credit for completed internship experiences or get paid for their hours
Discover the relevance of their academic studies to work
Learn the standards and expectations of the working world
Evaluate their employment skills and needs
Test their decision-making abilities in workplace setting
Work & Volunteer Opportunities
Work & Volunteer Opportunities
Are you looking to work or volunteer while in high school or during the summer? Can you do it without impacting your grades and school success? How are your Time Management Skills? Start by having a conversation with your Guidance Counselor to evaluate if you are ready for the commitment! Next, check out the resources below and visit again to learn about new opportunities.
Connecting activities
Connecting activities
- MassHire Merrimack Valley Workforce Board-Connecting Activities: Meet your local Connecting Activities Representative for one-on-one job readiness, job search support, and to learn about their Summer Jobs program.
Community/Volunteer
Bread & Roses Lawrence: Bread & Roses is a soup kitchen located in the center of Lawrence, MA
Cor Unum Meal Center: As a student volunteer, you will not be an "extra helper" rather a vital element in our ability to serve those in need of a helping hand, through fellowship and a warm meal.
Debbie's Treasure Chest: Provides aid and support for disadvantaged and at-risk families in the Merrimack Valley and surrounding areas.
Habitat for Humanity - Youth Volunteers: Merrimack Valley Habitat for Humanity offers multiple ways for local youth to give back, learn skills and build their community services hours for school.
Lawrence General Hospital: Access volunteer applications; candidates must be at least 15 years of age to serve as a Hospital volunteer. Other documentation required.
Other Job Search Resources
Become Job Ready: Check out the Student Resources available on the Main Page
MassHire Merrimack Valley Career Center: Learn about local full time and part time opportunities using their job search engine JobQuest and job listings.
SnagaJob: Find Part-Time job opportunities.
Check out this guide of STEM internships in Massachusetts.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
For any Work or Volunteer opportunity, ALWAYS check if you meet the AGE REQUIREMENT set by the employer/organization!
Are you 14 to 17 years old?
Download the Work Permit Application and complete it once a job has been offered to you.
JOB FAIR EVENTS
Keep an eye out for Job/Career fairs at LHS and reach out to the WBL Team to work on your resume!
Keep an eye out for Job/Career fairs at LHS and reach out to the WBL Team to work on your resume!
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