Student Resources

Important Reminder to WorkAbility Student Workers:

If you are going to miss one of your scheduled work shifts, please let both the employer AND WorkAbility staff know in advance.

Employment Help

"Who's Hiring?"- Feb. 2023

Looking for a job? See who is hiring!

Volunteer Opportunties

Volunteering List

Work Permit Request Form.pdf

Work Permit Request Form

Required for students under the age of 18

Employment Checklist

Student Resume Step by Step.pdf

Resume Template

Cover Letter Template.docx

Cover Letter Template

Click Here to Search & Apply to Jobs

California Career Zone

https://www.cacareerzone.org/

East Bay Works

https://www.eastbayworks.com/

Local Opportunities:

Upcoming Job Fair

Oakland Coliseum

Bay Club Internship

12 week paid internship at

the Walnut Creek Bay Club

Volunteer Opportunity

Virtual Tutoring

Life After High School...

What will you be doing after high school? Start thinking about your dreams, strengths, and career options. Discuss options with your family, teachers, and counselors. Check out some of our favorite organizations and resources below!

Mt. Diablo Adult Education: Concord

https://mdae-mdusd-ca.schoolloop.com/

https://mdae.mdusd.org/awd

Job Corps: Treasure Island, SF

https://treasureisland.jobcorps.gov/

Diablo Valley College: Pleasant Hill

https://www.dvc.edu/student-services/disability-support-services/index.html

Meristem: Autism Program for Young Adults

https://meristem.pro/

Meristem is a unique program dedicated to preparing neurodiverse young adults for a life of greater independence and fulfillment. We are located near Sacramento, California, on a 13-acre campus in Fair Oaks. Meristem students are young adults, between the ages of 18-28, who show the potential to achieve greater independence and self-sufficiency upon graduation. They often have aspirations for career and/or college, and are willing to discover and work towards their passions and goals.

Dept. of Rehabilitation- Employment Services & Student Services

https://www.dor.ca.gov/Home/StudentServices

UC Davis: SEED Program

https://redwoodseed.ucdavis.edu/

The Redwood SEED Scholars Program (Supported Education to Elevate Diversity) at the University of California, Davis is designed for students in California with intellectual disabilities.

The UC Davis Redwood SEED Scholars are welcomed to UC Davis as full-time NON-DEGREE students, and supported with peer mentors in academics, social inclusion, health and wellness, residential living and employment. Redwood Seed Scholars take part in internships both on and off campus with the goal of competitive, integrated employment. They live alongside other UC Davis students in on-campus housing and participate in campus clubs and organizations.

Essential Life Skills For All Teens

Continuously learn the following skills then check them off as you master them

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