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Why did we include a goat gif in this newsletter, you ask? Just because! We hope this cute animal makes you as happy as it made us.
This month, we have lots of internship opportunities to share, as well as information on epidemiology, free environmental studies classes (and a certificate!), scholarship opportunities, and more! Scroll down and take a look.
(P.S. Want more resources? Want different resources? Awesome, we want to know! Share your thoughts here.)
Featured Opportunities
Check out some of our latest job posts.
Jobs for Youth Summer Internships
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SAN MATEO COUNTY, VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS (East Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Redwood City, San Carlos, Belmont, San Mateo, South San Francisco, Half Moon Bay, Daly City): Are you interested in local government? Would you like to develop marketable office skills? Want to get paid while you learn? Then apply for a Jobs for Youth Summer Internship! Interns can work in one of several County departments and are paid $16 per hour. Learn more.
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Big Lift Inspiring Summers Learning Intern
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SAN MATEO COUNTY LIBRARIES (South San Francisco, Daly City, Half Moon Bay, Pescadero, Redwood City, San Bruno): This summer, spend your days helping young children learn to read! The San Mateo County Library is looking for people who are passionate about education, children, and summer camps to run this year's Big Lift Summer Learning Camps. Interns earn $17.51 - $22.66 per hour. Learn more.
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Part-Time Jobs:
Seasonal Jobs:
Internships:
Check out our youth job board for more opportunities and find your perfect fit.
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Career Spotlight
Welcome to our Career Spotlight, where you'll find information every month on a different career. If you've ever wondered what job titles actually mean, how much different occupations pay, or what kind of training jobs require, you'll find some answers here.
Epidemiologists
What do they do?: Epidemiologists study how diseases, disabilities, and other health outcomes spread in society. They use their knowledge of biology, medicine, and research to help the public learn more about specific illnesses. They may also develop ways to prevent or control the spread of disease.
What education do they have?: Epidemiologists n California typically have a doctoral or professional degree (50%). About one fourth of epidemiologists have a Master's degree (24%) and another fourth have a Bachelor's degree (24%). A small percentage of epidemiologists have an Associate's degree (1%).
How much do they make?: Epidemiologists in California typically make between $55,390 and $127,020 per year.
Will there be jobs in this field in the future?: Yes. This career is expected to grow by 5% in the US over the next 10 years. Learn about future job openings and other information.
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Learning Corner
Learn more about yourself and develop your skills.
Earn a Free Master in Fundamentals of Climate Change & Natural Resources Certificate
The Sustainability Academy’s Fundamentals of Climate Change & Natural Resources in San Mateo County is a free 9-week course that will cover energy, waste, water, and transportation issues in San Mateo County, including the social context of these issues.
This is a great opportunity to interact with your community, learn more about the social context of environmental challenges in San Mateo County, and connect with local resource conservation organizations where you can do meaningful volunteer work related to the topics we cover in class.
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Thousands of Dollars in Scholarships
Check out this resource from UC Berkeley on upcoming deadlines for scholarships. This list includes local, national, and international scholarships for undergraduate education. Take a look!
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Community Events
Featured events throughout San Mateo County.
Rainbow Rangoli
Millbrae Library
Friday, March 6
4:00 - 5:30 pm
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Celebrate Holi, the Indian Festival of Colors, by making colorful rangolis. Rangolis are an Indian art form that uses colored rice, flower petals, or colored sand to make complex designs during festivals!
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Homework Help for 4th-12th Graders
East Palo Alto Library
Saturday, March 7, 14, 21, & 28
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
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Volunteer-based homework help every Saturday at the East Palo Alto Library. Open to students in 4th-12th grade, for any subject! We do ask that you please bring your homework, worksheet, or other materials that might be useful. Space is limited. Registration is preferred.
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Anime and Chill
Belmont Library
Friday, March 13
4:30 - 5:30 pm
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Join us in the Teen Center and start your weekend off right with some anime on our big screen! Titles are selected by the teens and changes weekly. Suggestions for new titles are always welcome and encouraged. Whether you're into One Piece, prefer One Punch, or something altogether different, we have you covered.
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Resume Workshop
Belmont Library
Thursday, March 19
4:00 - 5:00 pm
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No matter where you are in your process, this workshop will be sure to get you on the right track and help separate you from the pack!
We will cover templates and best practices. This will also be a fantastic opportunity to get another set of eyes on your resume drafts!
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Earth Day Celebration and Academy Social
San Mateo
Wednesday, April 1
6:00 - 9:00 pm
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We’re super excited to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day and have big plans in the works to make this Earth Day one you won’t forget!
Join us in celebrating our planet with food, drinks, and new and old friends. If you’re interested in learning more about what we have planned for Earth Month, we encourage you to attend as we will be revealing events, opportunities to get involved, and awesome Earth Day prizes (and how you can win them). Open to the entire community and all ages are welcome.
Food will be provided by the Office of Sustainability.
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