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- Apprenticeship Programs | Girls Inc. of Alameda County
APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM Earn, Learn, and Lead: Build Your Career in Expanded Learning! Join Program Girls Inc. of Alameda County Girls Inc. of Alameda County Girls Inc. of Alameda County Girls Inc. of Alameda County Partners for First-Ever Expanded Learning Apprenticeship Program in California Hear directly from our Apprentices about their journeys with the program! In Spring 2023, Girls Inc. of Alameda County launched an Expanded Learning* Apprenticeship, the first-of-its-kind in the afterschool space in the state of California. This innovative, two-year program was developed in partnership with Berkeley City College , the Partnership for Children and Youth, the California Afterschool Network, Early Care and Education Pathways to Success . The program utilizes an earn-and-learn model to eliminate the difficult choice between earning a wage or pursuing postsecondary education. Apprentices receive paid work experience through Girls Inc. of Alameda County, free tuition for college-level courses through Berkeley City College, and dedicated training and mentorship in the field of Expanded Learning/After School Programs. Apprentices play a vital role in afterschool programs—fostering positive relationships, creating inviting environments, and leading engaging activities for youth—while simultaneously growing their own professional skills within a strong network of support from peers, employers, and educators. Take the next step in your career—start or advance your journey in Expanded Learning with Girls Inc. of Alameda County today! Advance your career in Youth Development and Afterschool/Expanded Learning Programs. Earn a wage while gaining on the job training and work experience with Girls Inc. of Alameda county. Receive free college tuition and college coursework resulting in 48 credits toward an AA Degree. Learn more about being an Apprentice. Watch our webinar! Benefits to Apprentices, Benefits to Apprentices, Benefits to Apprentices, Benefits to Apprentices, our Youth, and our Community our Youth, and our Community our Youth, and our Community our Youth, and our Community The Expanded Learning Apprenticeship provides countless benefits to apprentices, our youth, and our community, including: Relieving apprentices of the burden of choosing between work and attending school Addressing a workforce shortage in critical afterschool programs that foster positive relationships, create supportive environments, and facilitate engaging and intentional activities for youth Staffing afterschool programs with individuals who reflect the youth they serve and share their experiences Investing in the professional development of individuals from less resourced communities who then invest their work experience back into those communities A network of support from fellow apprentices, employers, and educators that includes support for housing, childcare, food insecurity and more. The Expanded Learning Program Leader Apprenticeship was created in response to the California Department of Education’s effort to establish a paid training model that supports professional growth and financial stability for individuals from underrepresented backgrounds. These programs are a critical support system for youth from under-resourced communities and their families, who have been disproportionately impacted by the effects of the pandemic, in addition to long-standing systemic inequities. *The California Department of Education (CDE) defines Expanded Learning as follows: “Before and afterschool, summer, and intersession learning experiences that develop the academic, social, emotional, and physical needs and interests of students. Expanded Learning opportunities should be hands-on, engaging, student-centered, results-driven, involve community partners, and complement learning activities in the regular school day/year." Eligibility: 18+ Years Old Work Availability from 1-6pm Monday-Friday Morning Class Availability (In-Person) High School Diploma or Equivalent Employment Requirements: Negative TB Test FBI/DOJ Clearance Questions? Contact us If you are interested in this opportunity: Complete this Survey
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All Press Latest News Search Feb 14 First-Ever Loomes Legacy Luncheon Relaunches our Planned Giving Program The Loomes Legacy Circle at Girls Inc. of Alameda County provides the opportunity for you to create a permanent legacy, and to bring your... Feb 14 This Valentine’s Day GirlSMART Girls Receive 450+ Books This Valentine’s Day, girls in the GirlSMART Literacy Program across the Bay Area are receiving over 450 donated books! Volunteers,... Feb 3 8th Grade Participant Designs ‘Ms. Helping Handy,’ All-in-One Cleaning Robot As part of their Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics (STEAM) curriculum, our 8th graders were challenged to design a... Feb 1 NBC Bay Area’s Velena Jones to be 2024 Strong, Smart & Bold Luncheon’s Event Emcee We are thrilled to have NBC Bay Area’s Velena Jones as our 2024 Strong, Smart & Bold Luncheon’s event emcee and special honoree! An East... Jan 24 Women of Impact January Breakfast Attendees of our recent women of Impact Breakfast gained insight into our host of Health and Advocacy programs available to high... Jan 3 Pioneering a Professional Pathway in Expanded Learning How the Partnership for Children & Youth and its Partners Made Registered Apprenticeships a Reality in California Education A leading... Jan 2 Program Spotlight: Literacy (Elementary School) Literacy has been a key component of our programming for several decades, but the official launch of our intensive literacy program*... Jan 1 National Mentorship Month January is recognized as National Mentoring Month, a time to actively celebrate the power of supportive and meaningful mentor... Dec 31, 2023 Thank You Corporation & Foundation Partners! Foundations and corporations make up nearly 30% of our annual revenue, 100% of which goes into the programs, facilities and resources... Dec 31, 2023 Thank You Foundation Partners! Foundations and corporations make up nearly 30% of our annual revenue, 100% of which goes into the programs, facilities and resources... Dec 20, 2023 Do Not Miss our 2022-23 Impact Report! The impact and longevity of Girls Inc. of Alameda County is a direct result of the investments you have made in us, enabling... Dec 13, 2023 Mini Mentoring & Mock Interviews Assist with Leadership Skills & Professional Development Thank you to the community members who volunteered at our recent Mini Mentoring and Mock Interview events for our 9th and 10th graders!...

