WIA Program - Summer Work Experience for Seniors
- This program is geared toward providing young men and women with a summer internship at a location that is to be decided at a later time.
- They will work 30 hours a week for 6 weeks and be payed $7.25/hour.
- Potential to receive financial assistance with paying for school if they will be attending a college or university in the state of South Carolina. Other resources are available for those who may not be immediately attending college upon graduating from High School.
- Lastly, those who enroll PRIOR TO graduating from High School will receive a $500 scholarship after they present their final transcript or diploma to their case manager.
- For more information contact Ms. Hefner at mhefner@richland2.org
“College and Careers 101 for Teens”
What: The seminar will cover a variety of issues related to new and upcoming graduates as they prepare for college or the workforce. A particular focus will be for prospective first-generation college students as they apply and prepare for college.
When: Starting Saturday, May 24th at 3:00pm (continuing on Saturdays throughout the summer)
Where: Richland Public Library Northeast (7490 Parklane Road)
Kenneth Shuler - Summer Cosmetology/Beauty Camp and Workshop
What: This workshop allows students to see if this is really the industry for them, how they can afford it, etc. To give them a sneak peak of this industry, Kenneth Shuler will allow students some hands on activities, scholarship opportunities, confidence building activities, and more!
When: June 7 and June 8
Time: 9am-4pm
Cost: June 7 - $50.00 and June 8- $25.00, or both days for $60.00 (includes lunch and a t-shirt)
Contact: Contact Ms. Hefner at mhefner@richland2.org for more information
Youth and ROTC Day at SC State University
What: Youth and ROTC Day is a special day designed to encourage elementary, middle and high school students to visit our campus and experience all that the University has to offer while enjoying a fantastic football game. SC State sets the stage for an outstanding opportunity to showcase the university academic offerings, the ROTC Program and a glimpse of student life. You will witness the show-stopping, precision structured, musically divined Marching 101 Drum line and the 2014 Co-Ed MEAC Champion Cheerleading Squad.
When: Saturday, October 11, 2014
Cost: $10
Contact: Contact Ms. Hefner for more information mhefner@richland2.
2014 Girls Symposium
What: The Girls Center at Clemson University is pleased to announce the 2014 Empowering Girls Symposium. We believe strongly that expsing girls to S.T.E.M., helping them develop critical thinking skills, and introducing career options early gives them an edge on success in today's ever-chanign, competitive workplace. Don't miss this power-packed, one-day learning and networking experience for girls ages 12-21 and the adults who support them.Features include and interactive career fair, hands-on S.T.E.M. activities and a showcase of youth entrepreneurs.
When: November 14, 2014 from 8:30am-4:00pm
Cost: $100 per person (includes breakfast and lunch)
Contact: For more information, please contact Ms. Hefner at mhefner@richland2.org
Job and Scholarship Opportunity for Graduating Seniors
Where: International Paper
What: We are looking for dependable women and men with excellent problem-solving, communication and teamwork skills to complete the new program and become eligible for an entry-level Mechanical Maintenance Technician position at the Eastover Mill. The mill will be awarding half-scholarships of $5,000 for tuition and class materials in June with classes beginning in August & September. Scholarships include the option of a part-time mechanical maintenance internship while enrolled and progressing through the Midlands Tech program.
Contact: Contact Ms. Hefner for more information mhefner@richland2.
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