Hyde Park YMCA. Job
Fair: If   you need a job for the summer, some extra cash
or resume help, visit the Hyde   Park YMCA. May 31, 2-6pm.
617-361-2300, rfc_movement@yahoo.com     
 
   
Various Positions at the Election Department: Learn about the   Election Department in Boston City Hall as a Student Intern. Get more information at http://www.cityofboston.gov/ohr/careercenter.asp     
 
 
Summer Internships at Basic Tech Software Company: For
students with   strong math skills and/or some aptitude for
software mechanics. If interested   contact, Josh Dohan,
617-989-8117, jdohan@publiccounsel.net     
 
Bikes Not Bombs is
looking for an Assistant Youth Bike   Instructor: Lead  
programs from On-the-Bike on down to our special events and Cycles
programs.   Young people 15 years and older (13 years old to
volunteer) are encouraged to   apply. Help promote safe bicycling,
positive mechanics and a good cycling   learning environment. Matt
Soycher, 617-522-0222 x101    ABCD   Summerworks: ABCD
provides employment for low-income, at risk Boston teenagers
ages 14-21 and offers   education, mentoring and tutoring.
Placement ranges from hospitals, colleges,   clinics, day camps,
museums, and government agencies. Applications available   at
locations around the city. www.bostonabcd.org     
 
 
South End Technology Center: The
Learn 2   Teach, Teach 2 Learn Program gives you an opportunity to
do meaningful work.   You are paid to get training on emerging
technologies. Ages 14-19.   617-578-0597, mhking@mit.edu     
 
IBA-Cacique Youth Learning Center: Jobs for teens.   Learn, earn and make a change. Julio 617-399-1957, www.myspace.com/ibacacique     
 
MYTOWN: If
you are an   energetic, creative and open-minded person then come
work for MYTOWN. You can   teach people about different
neighborhoods and Boston's history. Application Deadline May   15.
Ages 14-18. Kris 617-536-8696, x13, kcarter@mytowninc.org.    
 
TeenVoices: Teen
Voices is   written by and for teen women about real issues that
affect them. If you are   ready to have fun, work hard and meet
new people then Teen Voices is the place   for you. Ages 14-18.
617-426-5505 x19. www.teenvoices.com.    Franklin   Park- Natural Oasis and Training Ground for Urban  
 
Youth: The
Coalition   will employ 30 teens in its Summer Youth Stewardship
Program, giving young   people jobs, as well as leadership and
environmental stewardship skills.    
 
Franklin Park Coalition is
accepting from teens registered with   Hopeline.  Also those
over 21 years old are encouraged to apply for   positions
supervising the teens this summer. Liz Kaigler, 617-894-6204 or  
Christine Poff 617-282-2881.    Youth Conservation  
Corps Looking for Teens 15-17 to Work Outdoors This   Summer: Work
with a team   of 10-12 teens beautifying Boston parks &
natural areas this summer. Three crews based   in East Boston,
Neponset River ( Dorchester, Mattapan) & Urban Wilds (Roslindale
& Hyde   Park). Paint murals, care for plants, maintain
trails, build garden beds and   more. Must be registered with the
Hopeline. $8 per hour for 25 hours a week   starting Jul 7. candice@bostonnatural.org,   http://www.bostonnatural.org/PDFs/yccJobDescription.pdf           
 
CCHERS Community Voices Summer Program: Educate
others   through photography, writing, research and service to
improve health in their   communities.  This program is
available for Boston students, grade 9-11, who are   interested in
health careers.  Applicants must submit a completed  
application by May 2. Katherine Rushfirth 617-373-5787,  
k.rushfirth@neu.edu,   www.cchers.org/cvhome 
 
Lifeguard this summer! If
you're 15 or older and   looking for a great summer job or a
challenging career, American Red Cross   Life guarding is the best
place to start. This course helps you develop skills   and
experience valued by colleges and future employers. Upon successful
completion of the course, participants will receive
certifications in   Lifeguard Training and First Aid valid for
three years and CPR for the   Professional Rescuer for one year.
617-274-5380. For other lifeguarding   opportunities, please call
the Mayor's Youthline at   617-635-2240.    Boston
Private Industry Council (PIC): Visit your PIC   Counselors
at Boston Public High Schools to learn about jobs, internships,  
resume writing and much more. www.bostonpic.org     
 
Teen Resume Guide: If
you need help   making a resume for potential employment
opportunities check out the   BostonYouthZone resume guide.
www.bostonyouthzone.com/myc/pdfs/teen_resume_guide.pdf     
 
Job Tips for Teens: If you are   looking for a job, be sure to check out Job Tips for Teens. Get job ideas for   all age groups! www.bostonyouthzone.com/afterschool/employment/tips.pdf