Education, Child Development & Family Services

Posted Date: 10/3/24

Program: Teach for the Bay #5: Vision 2030, Centering Teachers 

Due Date: 

In-Person or Virtual: in person

Program Dates: 

Brief Info: ARE YOU INTERESTED IN EDUCATION/CHILD DEVELOPMENT/TEACHING??? 

Teach for the Bay #5: Vision 2030, Centering Teachers 

October 2nd - October 5th, 2024 

We are happy to announce that the full Teach for the Bay: Vision 2030: Centering Teachers is live and online

View the Program Now and Register for Workshops! 

How to Register for Workshops:

Why?

● Get inspired for your teaching journey

● Learn the nuts & bolts of pathways to permits and credentials

● Network with other educational professionals and learn about meaningful and

rewarding career options

●Canvas module for faculty for extra credit and/or assignments for your students. 

Free Virtual Conference Details:

Keynote: Wednesday, October 2nd, 10 -11:30 am: Honoring Our Lived Wisdom: Embracing our Personal Journeys and Healing as Critical Educators with Oriane Ides, PPCA, PPS

Plenary Panel: Thursday, October 3rd, 10-11 am: Meeting the Moment, Changing the System and Sustaining for the Long Haul, with Dixie Carranza, Rebecca Cheung, Don Daves-Rougeaux and KO Wilson

Plenary 2: Friday, October 4th, 10-11 am: How to Make Sure Teaching Remains Your Dream with Dr. Jacquelyn Ollison

Special Closing Session Panel: Saturday, October 5th, 11 am - 12:30 pm: Voices from the Field

AND dozens more workshops, ranging from Brain Development to Credential Programs, to Transfer Workshops with multiple institutions from around the Bay to Apprenticeship Basics and more!

Links, Other info:

Posted Date: 10/3/24

Program: SF Educators Rising

Due Date: Rolling until January 2025

In-Person or Virtual: in person

Program Dates: 

Brief Info: ATTENTION GRADUATION SENIORS! ARE YOU INTERESTED IN EDUCATION OR TEACHING?

CCSF has a great program called SF Educators Rising, and you could be a great fit for this program. Applications have just opened.

If you want more information, you can sign up here to attend an information session on Saturday, October 5, from 10 am-11am.

Vision: To create a high quality, tuition free streamlined pathway for San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) community members, adult learners (Paraeducators), and graduating seniors to CCSF and into the SFUSD Para-to-Teacher Program.Mission: CCSF will produce- diverse, homegrown practitioners who are culturally responsive, employ antiracist, love-based, student-centered pedagogy, and engage in critical community discourse.

Apply for the program (Fall 2025) below!

Links, Other info:

Overview Presentation

Application

Posted Date: 1/20/24

Program: Aim High Summer Teacher Assistant

Due Date: Not indicated

In-Person or Virtual: in person

Program Dates: Summer 2024

Brief Info: Develop teaching skills and experience working directly with middle school students under the supervision of professional teachers and educational leaders. Assist in afternoon activities, attending events in the evenings and writing student evaluations at the end of the summer. $250 living stipend per week for 6 weeks. Full-time hours of 7:30 to 3:30 (exact hours vary by site), plus some after school faculty meetings and special events.

Links, Other info:

Website

Interest form (For the "role you are interested in" section, click "High School Intern" or "High School volunteer - 9th and 10th graders")

Posted Date: 1/25/24

Program: Camp assistant - Summer Day Camps - SF Rec and Park

Due Date: Keep checking site for camp assistant

In-Person or Virtual: In-Person

Program Dates:  June - Aug

Brief Info: 

During an action-packed Summer, Camp Assistants help our Recreation Staff run our Summer Day Camp programming through a wide variety of fun, cultural, educational and leisure/recreational/sports related activities in the City. Come join us, as we are seeking qualified individuals to become Camp Assistants at our various facilities including Silver Tree (Glen Park) and Pine Lake (Wawona/Sunset).  You will become a team member of a group of dedicated recreational professionals who seek to INSPIRE SF kids to Get Out and Play!

Links, Other info: 

Website

Posted Date: 1/20/24

Program: Camp Mather

Due Date: May close on or after February 17

In-Person or Virtual: in person

Program Dates: Summer 2024

Brief Info: Must be 18 and have a high school diploma or GED. Must be willing to live in Yosemite / camp environment for 12-14 weeks (free room and board provided; must be able to provide own transportation to and from Yosemite. Under supervision, Camp Assistants work with other camp staff to ensure guests experience a sense of community and enjoy a wonderful vacation. This position requires a high level of physical effort as well as strong customer-service skills.

Links, Other info:

Website (check back often, job postings have not yet been updated)

Posted Date: 1/20/24

Program: Camp Mendocino

Due Date: 

APPLY BY February 2, NOTIFIED BY February 23, 2024

APPLY BY March 1, NOTIFIED BY March 22, 2024

APPLY BY April 5, 2024, NOTIFIED BY April 19, 2024*

*All applications must be submitted by April 5. Applications submitted after will not be accepted. 

In-Person or Virtual: in person

Program Dates: Summer 2024

Brief Info: 

Register for March 6 info session

Camp Mendocino Leaders in Training (LIT) program is a job readiness and character development program for teens age 15-17. The LITs serve as role models, support staff members at Camp, generate enthusiasm, and walk away with so many skills. The LIT program is a program and not a job (although there is a small stipend attached to it based on teen performance).  

In the LIT program, teens will run the dining hall, shadow adult staff members, and participate in workshops including: communication, conflict resolution, money management, resume writing, interviewing, and youth development. Attending Camp Mendocino previously is not a requirement of the program - every year we have teens who are brand new to Camp who fit right in to the Camp family. Having been a part of Camp as either a camper or LIT does hold weight as we look at applicants, but simply “loving” Camp is not enough to be accepted into the program. We are looking for teens who will contribute to our Camp community. Our best LITs are team oriented, hard working, enthusiastic, motivated, and goal oriented. Many of our best Camp staff were LITs when they were teens.

*All teens admitted into the program will be required to attend an in person orientation in San Francisco. The dates are still being decided but this will happen some time in the middle of May.

Links, Other info:

Website 

Register for March 6 info session

Application

Posted Date: 1/20/24

Program: CORO District Youth Leadership Academies

Due Date: 

Now accepting applications for 2024 District 7 Youth Academy. Applications are due Sunday, February 9th, 2024.

In-Person or Virtual: in person

Program Dates: Summer 2024 - see below

Brief Info: 

The District Youth Leadership Academy program train youth in District 7 to initiate positive change in their communities. Participants will be exposed to experiential learning sessions focused on Coro's leadership competencies of: self-awareness, critical thinking, communication, collaboration, inclusion, and influence.

++++ Participants will receive $500 upon completion of the program. ++++

PROGRAM LOGISTICS

You must reside/go to school or have connections within District 7 to participate. (Not sure which is your district? Enter your home or school address here - https://sfelections.org/tools/districts_lookup/ - and make sure you are in "San Francisco Supervisorial District 7").

Each cohort will meet in-person. Participants must commit to attending the following dates: (exact session times subject to change):

District 7:

Session 1: Saturday, March 9  (10 AM - 4 PM)

Session 2: Saturday, March 16 (10 AM - 4 PM)

Session 3: Saturday, March 23 (10 AM - 4 PM)

Session 4: Saturday, March 30 (10 AM - 4 PM)

Session 5: Saturday, April 6 (10 AM - 4PM)

Session 6: Saturday, April 20 (10 AM - 4 PM)

Session 7: Saturday, April 24  - Graduation (4:30 PM - 7:30 PM)

Links, Other info:

Website 

Application

Posted Date: 1/20/24

Program: Exploratorium Explainers

Due Date: 

Applications for the summer High School Explainer program are typically available in March. When the application is open, you will find it on the Exploratorium's Current Openings page under the job title "High School Explainer." 

In-Person or Virtual: in person

Program Dates: Summer 2024

Brief Info: 

High School Explainers, the Exploratorium’s youngest employees, are a diverse group of students who engage visitors at exhibits, lead demonstrations, and run many museum operations. Some are interested in science; all have a spark for learning new things. In keeping with the Exploratorium’s philosophy, they build their own skills while learning to help others. 

Links, Other info:

Website 

Current Openings page - look for the job title "High School Explainer." 

Posted Date: 1/25/24

Program: Galileo Science Camp Counselor

Due Date: Check back in early February for Summer 2024 roles!

In-Person or Virtual: In-Person

Program Dates:  June - Aug

Brief Info: 

Typically college or high school students, Summer Operations Interns are the Renaissance staff of our summer team.

They’re sign makers, attendance takers, office assistants, lesson helpers, game leaders, skit planners and all-around can-doers who work to keep camp running smoothly. Internships are paid and available to applicants who will be 16 or older by the start of employment (the first day of camp at your location).

Links, Other info: 

Website

Posted Date: 10/3/23

Program: New Door Ventures

Due Date: Unspecified

In-Person or Virtual: TBD

Program Dates: Ongoing

Brief Info: 

Paid internships:

Every young person has a paid internship at one of our business partner sites. Youth work 12 – 15 hours per week, taking on real responsibility, adding to the bottom line, and working alongside more experienced employees.

Support services:

All youth receive individual support weekly from a highly trained case manager to accomplish their short and long term goals. These weekly check-ins help youth succeed in the program and connect them with resources to address needs such as mental health, housing and so forth.

Skill building training:

Youth learn techniques and tips to ensure success at work and in life. Every youth receives over 300 total hours of training on topics that include communicating clearly and positively.

Connections to Education and Transition Services:

Employment Program participants have access to our GED and HiSet programming and connections with Transition Services to help youth with their career planning and next steps after internships.

Links, Other info:

Application: https://apricot.socialsolutions.com/document/edit/id/new/form_id/113

Information: https://www.newdoor.org/what-we-do/employment-program/

Posted Date: 1/22/24

Program: Peninsula Bridge Summer Program 2024

Due Date: Our priority deadline is February 23 at 11:59pm; however, we will accept students on a rolling basis based on site availability after February 23.

In-Person or Virtual: in person

Program Dates: June 17, 2024 - July 19, 2024 from 8:15-3:30pm

Brief Info: 

Links, Other info:

Flyer 

Application

Posted Date: 1/20/24

Program: Wheel Kids Coach in training

Due Date: not indicated

In-Person or Virtual: in person

Program Dates: Summer 2024

Brief Info: 

Our CIT program is an opportunity for middle school and high school kids to gain experience as junior-level coaches during our camp programs. CITs gain valuable skills in coaching, mentoring, leadership, and bicycling. An application and interview are required.

Links, Other info:

Website 

Application

Posted Date: 3/7/24

Program:  Youth Apprenticeship Program (YAP)

Due Date: not indicated

In-Person or Virtual: in-Person

Program Dates: June 5th to July 24th

Brief Info: 

YAP students are effective and culturally competent role models for the youth in Jamestown’s programs. Jamestown continues to support the growth of the Youth Apprenticeship Program, which currently trains high school youth as teacher assistants in our After School Programs across all of our sites.

YAP is an opportunity for high school youth to work as a teacher assistant in our summer programs to gain workplace experience and help our community cultivate a rich learning environment for our youth in our programs. 

We are looking for high school rising sophomores through graduating seniors.  

Work dates are still to be determined but will roughly be between June 5th to July 24th. 

Work hours are Monday through Friday from 1pm to 5pm with limited spots available from 9am to 1pm. 

Links, Other info:

interest form

Posted Date: 1/20/24

Program: YMCA Summer Camp Leader

Due Date: not indicated

In-Person or Virtual: in person

Program Dates: Camp Dates – specific program dates dependent on site:

Association Camp Training will be on May 18th

No camps on June 19th or July 4th

Brief Info: 

Links, Other info:

Website 

Application

Posted Date: 1/20/24

Program: YMCA Youth + Teen Volunteer

Due Date: not indicated

In-Person or Virtual: in person

Program Dates: Summer 2024

Brief Info: 

The Youth Volunteer Program is for teens in middle and high school, ages 14-17. This program aims to help build a foundation of confidence, responsibility, knowledge, and skills.

Links, Other info:

Website 

Application

Posted Date: 1/20/24

Program: SF Zoo Leadership Fellowship and Conservation Corps Programs

Due Date: 

Check Website, More information will be available in February 2024.

In-Person or Virtual: in person

Program Dates: Summer 2024

Brief Info: 

The Leadership Fellows program is designed for students ages 14+.  Fellows assist Summer Zoo Camp teachers with activities such as tours, crafts, and games, and help zoo campers explore the world of animals and conservation.

Links, Other info:

Website