Spend Your Summer Working as an Intern with the Summer Youth Internship Program (SYIP)
The SYIP provides youth with employment and life skills to meet educational and job readiness goals. High school juniors and seniors between the ages of 16 and 19 who live in the designated Community Development Block Grant area are eligible to apply for this opportunity to work for the city and gain valuable experience. The 2010 8-week program runs from June 21 to August 13. Participants must be able to work the entire time period. Click here for more information about the SYIP.
Complete the online application by March 5, then send your official school transcript showing number of school days missed and your grade point average to:
Summer Youth Internship Program
Attn: Judith Allen
809 N. Broadway, 3rd Floor
Milwaukee, WI 53202
Or fax to: Summer Youth Internship Program, Attn: Judith Allen, Fax (414) 286-0851
If you do not have access to a computer, please call (414) 286-5829 for a printed copy of the application.
Dear Constituents, If you are experiencing a light outage, please contact the DPW at 286-CITY (286-2489).
Be a part of the 2010 US Census Team and earn good pay!
For Milwaukee residents, office jobs pay at least $11.25 an hour and field positions pay at least $15 an hour.
Weekly pay & paid training. Temporary, part-time & full-time work with flexible hours.
Help your community have a successful census:
- Every year the federal government can allocate more than $400 billion (about $1,300 a year per person) to states and communities based on census data;
- Census data guides local decision-making on where to build new roads, hospitals, schools and more;
- Businesses use census data to locate supermarkets, new housing, and other facilities;
- Census data determines how many seats each state will have in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Call the toll-free jobs line at: 1-866-861-2010 to schedule the required 30 minute basic skills test at a time and location convenient to you.
More information is available at: www.milwaukee.gov/2010census
The City of Milwaukee’s Youth Development and Employment Initiative
Ald. Wade wants you to know about Earn & Learn, the City’s program to assist young people make a successful transition to adulthood by providing opportunities to develop work-readiness skills while they earn wages working in government, community- and faith-based organizations and private sector businesses.Read more about Earn & Learn at: www.mkedcd.org/EarnLearn/index.html
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