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This summer, youth ages 14 to 24 will have the opportunity to work a summer job where they can receive exposure and experience in the workforce all while receiving an income.
Participants can earn $11-$14 an hour over the course of the five-week program.
The City of Birmingham is also recruiting local businesses and organizations to join as Program Partners to help cultivate the professional development necessary to empower students to become an integral part of the business community.
Kids And Jobs Exposure Program
Because companies are usually unwilling to hire youth between 14 and 15 years of age, the Department of Youth Services is partnering with the public and nonprofit sectors of the business community to provide youth with exposure to the job experience. The Exposure Component of the Kids & Jobs Program gives deserving Birmingham youth who might otherwise not be given the chance an opportunity to experience the workplace for the first time.
Executive component
The Executive component provides students 16 to 24 years of age with an opportunity to work in the career path of their choice. Students who qualify for the program are provided with valuable work experience and employers gain much needed summer help.
Become A Kids and Jobs Program Partner
