Shop Assistant

A high school workplace class can be incredibly beneficial in preparing you for the real world. It helps you develop essential workplace skills such as professionalism, teamwork, time management, and problem-solving. By participating in collaborative projects and managing deadlines, you learn how to navigate work environments effectively. Many workplace classes also offer hands-on opportunities, such as internships or job shadowing, allowing you to explore various career options and gain practical experience. This exposure not only helps you identify your interests but also builds your resume, making you more competitive for future opportunities.

I get out of school pick up some lunch and get to work at around 1:00 - 1-15.

Assisting with Projects: Work alongside technicians or craftsmen, helping with tasks like holding materials, setting up equipment, or assembling components.

Operating Equipment: Depending on skills and training, you might use basic tools or machinery for cutting, welding, sanding, or fabricating.

Cleaning and Organization: Maintain a clean and organized workspace by regularly clearing debris,

A senior internship can be a transformative experience by providing hands-on exposure to the professional world, helping you bridge the gap between school and career. Unlike traditional classes, internships allow you to apply the knowledge and skills you’ve gained in a real-world setting, offering invaluable insight into workplace dynamics, industry expectations, and potential career paths. By working alongside professionals, you gain practical experience, build your confidence, and develop key competencies like communication, time management, and problem-solving. Additionally, internships often help you create a network of professional contacts, which can be beneficial for future job opportunities or college recommendations