Mentorships are available for credit during the school day for 12th grade students. Under supervision of mentors, students are employed to work for one semester with a community-based employer to learn occupational skills. Students are going beyond the typical “job shadow” and will be viewed as productive, active employees within the company.

Businesses interested in learning more about the Career Mentorship course and how to partner with Redwood Valley High School can reach out today!

Check-out our Career Mentorship Business Guide. Information within the guide include student, school and business expectations as well as the course syllabus and required work-based learning paperwork.