Job Board

Looking for a Job?  

Businesses desire individuals who are punctual and responsible.

When applying for a job:

• Include a cover letter.

• Bring a resume. Google docs offers resume templates as does the College Essay Guy.

• Dress nicely (business casual). YOU should make an impression, not your clothing nor your jewelry.

• Always ask to speak to the manager and give the manager your resume.

If you have questions see Mrs. Conolly in College and Career.

Job Concerns for Students  

Working students need to be mindful.

• The most money you will ever receive for college will come from the college(s). They look most at your transcript and your grades. Do not work to many hours and tank your grades/GPA.

• Your yearly tax income and your assets (checking & savings) will impact your FAFSA or ORSAA.

• Students who may qualify for FREE federal grant money or state grant money need to not work so much as to work their way out of this free money.

• Middle to high-income students who will not qualify for FREE federal or state aid might still qualify for need based aid at very generous schools. So you also, need to be mindful of how much you make. 

• FAFSA/ORSAA will ask for the tax income from two years prior to the filing. For example, a 24/25 FAFSA will use 2022 tax information for both the parent(s) and student.

How much is too much money? Come chat with Mrs. Conolly in College and Career and we'll talk about how your wages impact your college or trade school aid money.

Recent Job Openings 

50 Companies That Offer Tuition Reimbursement Benefits for College

The Kroc Center

The YMCA of Salem

Garmin Avionics

McDonald's - All Locations 

Salem-Keizer Public Schools 

In & Out

Taco Bell

Target 

Waremart

Please step into the College and Career Center to build a resume and hunt a job! 

I can offer Celts practice interviews for colleges, jobs, or scholarships.