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HOPELINE Registration Starts Feb 1: TELL A FRIEND! Do not forget to apply to the HOPELINE to be considered for employment with the Boston Youth Fund for the summer of 2012! All applicants must be full-time residents of Boston and be between the ages of 15 and 17 years old. You must turn 15 on or before Jul 8, 2012 and cannot turn 18 on or before Aug 17, 2012. Register online 24 hours a day from Feb 1 at 10am until Mar 2 at 11:59pm, or call 617-635-HOPE(4673) on Feb 21, 22 & 23 from 10am-2pm. Applying with the HOPELINE does NOT guarantee a summer job. Please call the Boston Youth Fund with any questions, 617-635-4202. Also, see a list of job sites that offered HOPELINE jobs last summer. www.bostonyouthzone.com/BYF

ABCD SummerWorks Registration Starts Feb 1: Get an early start applying for a summer job with SummerWorks. Apply online 24 hours a day and follow the step-by-step instructions (requires a working email account). Read and complete the application with a parent or guardian. A complete application includes a signed application, CORI form, checklist, and eligibility documentation. You can also apply in person at your local neighborhood ABCD office. Applicants must be residents of Boston, be between the ages of 14 and 21 years old, and be income eligible. Submitting an application does NOT guarantee a summer job. 617-348-6548, www.summerworks.net

The Mayor’s YOUTHLINE is a resource for young people, parents, educators and youth workers. Teen listeners offer a variety of referrals to art, athletic, educational, employment, entertainment, legal, health and social service programs and organizations. Call the YOUTHLINE at 617-635-2240 or search the online database of youth programs at www.BostonYouthZone.com

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Spring 2012 – Opportunities to become a Union Carpenters’ Apprentice

The New England Carpenters Training Fund (NECTF) will be conducting interview’s to establish an “Eligible Pool of Apprentice Applicants”. Interviews will be conducted in late March or early April of 2012. Additional interviews will be conducted as demand requires.

Who: Anyone age 17 or older, who is a High School graduate or has a GED. High school seniors may apply with a letter from their school stating that they are eligible to graduate within three months. Women, minorities and veterans are strongly encouraged to apply.

o Applicants must attend an informational session. Informational Sessions run approximately one hour.

o Applications to become an Apprentice are distributed at the conclusion of Informational Sessions.

o Attendance for the entire informational session is mandatory. Late arrivals will be denied admission to that session.

o Boston Carpenters Training Center: 750 Dorchester Avenue, 2^nd Floor, Dorchester, MA 02125

Apprenticeship is a training program where you earn wages while you learn to become a skilled carpenter. Apprenticeship combines classroom studies with on-the-job training supervised by a trade professional. Much like a college education, it takes several years to become fully trained in the trade that you choose. Unlike college, though, as an apprentice you’ll earn while you learn. At first, you’ll make less money than skilled workers; but as you progress, you’ll get regular raises. Once you have mastered the craft, you will receive professional wages.

YCC is an outdoor summer job opportunity for youth ages 15-17. YCC teens work as part of team to accomplish important conservation projects on the East Boston Greenways and Belle Isle Marsh. Youth must be a resident of Boston registered with the Mayor’s Hopeline at www.youthzone.com.

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